Will I have breast milk after miscarriage?

When a woman enters the pregnancy stage, her breasts will begin to develop and the mammary glands will begin to secrete milk, mainly to prepare for breastfeeding. Once a woman has a miscarriage, the estrogen in her body will still exist, so after the miscarriage, there will still be milk in the breasts, but after a period of time, the milk will automatically disappear. Women need to take good care of their bodies after the miscarriage so that their bodies can recover quickly.

Why is there milk after childbirth?

After pregnancy, the goddess' body's estrogen level increases rapidly. As the secretions increase, the breasts are stimulated and enlarged, prompting milk secretion. Therefore, even if you have an abortion, your breasts may still produce milk. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and you don't need to worry too much. Abortion is the termination of a woman's pregnancy. After a woman becomes pregnant, the estrogen level in her body changes accordingly, and the level of estrogen increases dramatically. At this time, the milk ducts in the breast will continue to expand and lengthen. The corresponding alveoli in the breast begin to develop, the capillaries become congested after expansion, and milk will be secreted under the action of prolactin. Even if you have a miscarriage, milk will be secreted. In fact, this is completely normal. Therefore, if a woman finds that milk is secreted from her breasts after a miscarriage, she does not need to be overly nervous.

At this time, women should pay attention to taking care of their breast health. First of all, don’t have psychological pressure and worry that there is something wrong with your breasts. Again, avoid squeezing the breasts. And because the body needs a period of conditioning and recovery after miscarriage, you should pay attention to nutrition and health care at this time. There is also a very important time, that is, you should not have sex at this time. Because women's body resistance is very weak after miscarriage, having sex at this time is not conducive to physical recovery. At the same time, you can use a warm, clean towel to wipe or clean your breasts, which is beneficial to breast health.

What to do if you have breast milk after abortion

Pay attention to protein supplementation. Protein plays a vital role in improving the body's resistance to external "invaders". Protein is an important component of antibodies. If the body does not take in enough of it, the body's immunity will decline. Therefore, within 15 days after undergoing a painless abortion, women should replenish protein in time and eat more lean pork, eggs, milk, beans, bean products and other protein-rich foods to fully replenish nutrition, enhance the body's resistance, and effectively resist the invasion of foreign pathogens. After undergoing painless abortion surgery, women are relatively weak and often sweat, so it is necessary to replenish the body's water and vitamins in time to prevent their loss from affecting the body's recovery. When women replenish water, they should drink small amounts and multiple times to reduce water evaporation. At the same time, you should eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to supplement vitamins and effectively prevent constipation.

Limit fat appropriately. After surgery, women should restrict fat intake appropriately while maintaining a normal diet. Within one week after an abortion, women should control their daily fat intake to around 80 grams. Avoid eating spicy foods such as chili peppers, alcohol, ginger, etc.

Reduce your estrogen intake. Abortion is the artificial termination of pregnancy. It is normal to have milk, which will disappear in about a week, but you must pay attention to keeping your breasts clean. Soybeans and soy products also contain isoflavones, which have the function of balancing estrogen and bidirectional regulation. It is difficult to find a second kind of this in food. Vitamin D has a certain relationship with hormones. If you consume 1 cup of milk and 500 grams of fish every day for a long time, it can help regulate the balance of estrogen. Foods rich in selenium and zinc also have special effects on balancing estrogen. Vegetables containing selenium include shepherd's purse, garlic, shiitake mushrooms, tomatoes, pumpkins, etc.; foods containing zinc include oysters, mackerel, eel, kelp, beans, sesame, walnuts, etc., among which oysters have a particularly high zinc content.