Can my husband suck my breasts when I'm pregnant?

The human body is a very peculiar structure. During pregnancy, the body will change according to the needs of the child. The uterus continues to expand and each organ will become smaller. After the child is born, the body's organs will return to normal. Most pregnant women will experience milk leakage in the late stages of pregnancy. So, do you know if your husband can let you breastfeed in the late stages of pregnancy?

In the later stages of pregnancy, the body of a pregnant woman will continue to change for the baby's continued drinking of milk, especially in the later stages of pregnancy when the pregnant woman will experience milk swelling. Milk swelling in the late stages of pregnancy is not harmful to the body of the pregnant woman. When the milk swelling is more in the late stages of pregnancy, a lot of breast milk will be produced during lactation. Therefore, you should not let your husband suck milk in the late stages of pregnancy.

During pregnancy, it is very normal to leak milk. Pregnant women should not worry. If you feel uncomfortable, you can use a cotton towel to warm it up. Never let your husband suck milk. The nutrients in the milk that comes out for the first time are relatively rich. When a baby eats this milk after birth, its resistance will be enhanced. After the husband sucks the milk, the milk the baby tastes is not colostrum.

Breastfeeding in the late pregnancy can easily cause pregnant women to leak milk. After giving birth, breast milk continues to increase, and the sucked breasts will secrete breast milk on their own. When the child likes to eat, there is no breast milk. Until the child no longer wants to eat, the breast milk will be secreted, leading to depletion.

How to deal with breast engorgement:

1. When your milk is swollen, you can use hot compress. Wet a towel with hot water and apply it to the breast, avoiding the nipple and nipple area. This can effectively disperse the accumulated breast milk and relieve breast pain.

2. Use a manual breast pump to extract unnecessary breast milk. When there is too much breast milk in the breast, it is not enough for the baby to suck alone. The baby's stomach capacity is relatively small, and he is usually full after eating a little. Therefore, when your milk is full, you can use a manual breast pump to squeeze out the remaining breast milk.

3. You should eat some light dishes. Eat less food containing protein and fat. In addition, don't drink too much milk-inducing soup to avoid excessive secretion of breast milk.