How to unclog the mammary gland pores

Blocked mammary duct pores is a problem that many women encounter during breastfeeding. This problem not only causes breast pain in women, but also results in the child not having breast milk, so it has a dual impact on both mother and child. However, the blockage of the mammary pores can be unblocked through certain methods. Here I will introduce to you the method of unclogging the blocked mammary pores!

1. Use a hot towel for hot compress

Generally, breast blockage will cause more or less pain. It is recommended not to massage yourself at will. Not only will it not relieve the pain, but it will aggravate the blockage. At this time, you only need to get a basin of hot water and give yourself hot compress to relieve the pain.

2. Find a professional breast kneader

If the mammary ducts are blocked, lumps will accumulate inside the breasts, which will result in no milk being produced. The baby will not be able to drink milk when he wants to, so you need to ask a professional breast massager to come to your home to help massage the breasts and help clear your mammary ducts.

3. Eat light food and avoid spicy food.

Under normal circumstances, in order to provide the baby with enough milk, the mother will usually drink thicker soups or eat foods with higher nutritional value. However, after the mammary duct is blocked, the baby cannot drink your milk temporarily. It is recommended to eat light food, regulate your body well, and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, which will help the condition improve faster.

4. Keep a good mood

Indeed, I think only mothers who have truly experienced it can understand the pain caused by breast duct blockage and the complicated feelings of not being able to feed the baby. But even if you are really sad both physically and mentally at this time, please be patient, try to keep your mood comfortable, and do a good job of self-regulation.

5. Don’t breastfeed your baby

If mammary duct blockage occurs, it must be due to mammary duct inflammation. Therefore, it is recommended not to breastfeed the baby for the sake of the baby's health. Take anti-inflammatory and mammary duct-soothing drugs for a few days, and then consider breastfeeding when the situation gradually improves. During this period, it is recommended to use milk powder instead.