Preventing sagging breasts by not breastfeeding after childbirth

This is an era of beauty. Many mothers have recovered their figures well after giving birth, and are even more beautiful and charming than before they became pregnant. Now there is a lot of training knowledge about how pregnant mothers can maintain their figure during pregnancy. Today we will introduce to pregnant mothers how to keep their breasts from sagging after pregnancy. So? The best way is not to choose breastfeeding after delivery. Let’s read on for details.

Nearly one in ten white-collar mothers choose caesarean sections and not breastfeeding after childbirth in order to maintain their figure, and the trend is increasing among some groups.

Obstetricians and gynecologists say that during pregnancy, pregnant women will gain a certain amount of weight. After the baby is delivered, the mother should breastfeed as much as possible.

Choosing a cesarean section to maintain your figure is basically ineffective because in the late stages of pregnancy, the pelvis has become wider and looser due to the effect of hormones, which has nothing to do with childbirth. Choosing a cesarean section will not reduce the width of the pelvis simply because you did not have a vaginal delivery.

As for postpartum breastfeeding, it does have an impact on the breasts themselves. The breasts will become larger after delivery, but after stopping breastfeeding, the breasts will become loose, affecting the beauty of the breasts.

The above are some methods on how to keep your breasts from sagging after giving birth, but what I would like to recommend to everyone is that breastfeeding is helpful for the baby's growth, so for the sake of your baby, it is best to choose breastfeeding. In fact, if you do not breastfeed, you will suffer from mastitis, the incidence of which is relatively high, so you must choose carefully.