Does taking milk-reducing medicine affect the second baby's milk?

Weaning is a process that babies must go through, and weaning can be said to be cruel or beneficial to their health. However, for the baby's health, the baby must go through this process. The baby can be weaned at around 1 year old, so is it necessary to take milk-reducing medicine during weaning? Will taking milk-suppressing medicine affect the milk of the second baby?

The drugs for weaning include vitamin B6, ethinyl stilbestrol, malt decoction, or weaning treasure. They are usually taken for 5 to 7 days. Taking the drugs in a short period of time will quickly metabolize them from the body and will not easily affect the milk of the second baby. Ethinol is a female hormone drug. It may also cause gastrointestinal reactions during the period of taking it, but they will disappear after stopping the drug. Vitamin B26 has little side effects. The main ingredients of raw malt and milk-reducing treasure are traditional Chinese medicines, which are not likely to cause harm to the human body and can be used safely. Drink less nourishing soup during the weaning period and squeeze out the milk slightly when the breasts are swollen.

Weaning method 1. Drink saltier soup. Salt has an astringent effect. Drinking saltier soups and eating saltier foods can effectively reduce milk secretion. 2. Drink strong tea. Tea also has an astringent effect, and drinking strong tea can reduce milk secretion. However, breastfeeding mothers with poor sleep or anemia should use it with caution, because tea can refresh the mind and reduce sleepiness, and it will also hinder the body's digestion and absorption of iron. 3. Replace soups and stewed meat with vegetarian meals. 4. Replace hot and warm nourishing meat products with cold foods. Such as lettuce, melon, loofah, pear and so on are all cold foods. Eating more of these foods instead of beef, milk, mutton, jujube and other light tonic foods can also help increase milk secretion. 5. Cucumber, lotus seeds, pig's trotter soup, grass carp or carp soup all have the effect of promoting lactation, so try not to eat them at this time.

The weaning plan for the first half of the weaning period after weaning is 1. Feed the baby with complementary food twice a day, feed the baby with breast milk three times, and feed the baby with breast milk twice at night (mostly before going to bed and after waking up); 2. If the baby is fed complementary food twice a day, the baby will only feed the baby with breast milk once or twice, and will not eat at night. If the mother feels breast engorgement, then there is no need to feed the baby complementary food twice, and it can be changed to once. 3. If the mother still cannot produce good milk and feels breast engorgement, she should only feed the baby eggs, vegetables and fruits without bean flour. If you are still drinking milk, reduce your milk intake and add breast milk. 4. If the baby only likes baby food, does not like breast milk or milk, it is still too early to wean the baby. Babies under one year old are called infants because they are mainly fed with milk. Weaning too early is not good for the baby's development.