What are the symptoms of milking during lactation?

Milking during lactation may cause breast pain and swelling, as well as redness and swelling on the skin surface. Due to different physical conditions, a small number of patients may develop a fever, and severe cases may cause mastitis.

During breastfeeding, you should keep your breasts clean and cared for, wear loose and breathable clothes, and have a good sleeping posture when sleeping to avoid squeezing your breasts and causing breast accumulation. Mastitis may be caused by milk stasis, and it is also possible that it is caused by bacterial infection, which may cause symptoms of abscesses in the breast area. If the symptoms are not particularly serious, you should take good care of your breasts, wear loose and breathable clothes, and drain the milk in the breasts in time. If the symptoms of mastitis are severe, timely treatment with penicillin is required under the guidance of a doctor. During the treatment, attention should be paid to improving and adjusting the diet. If the treatment effect cannot be achieved through medication, it can also be treated by incision and drainage.

During breastfeeding, you should take good care of your breasts and improve and adjust your diet. You should avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, as this will cause your baby to have symptoms of getting a fever. At the same time, you should wear loose and breathable clothes. If the nipples become severely swollen, you need to seek timely treatment, otherwise it will cause pain.