Can I drink milk after induced labor?

Induced labor is relatively familiar to women because after becoming pregnant, if they can no longer have children, they will choose to have induced labor. It seems that induced labor is not a big deal, and it only requires a little physical pain. In fact, induced abortion is very harmful to women's bodies and may even deprive them of their right to be mothers. So, can I drink milk after induced abortion?

Yes, but you should warm it up before drinking it, and avoid irritating or cold foods.

Experts say that drinking milk will of course cause breast milk swelling. Although an induced abortion has been performed, the hormone level will not drop immediately, so breast milk swelling will occur.

What to do if breast milk engorgement occurs after induced labor? Doctors say that after induced labor, the body's hormones will gradually return to their pre-delivery state, but will not change immediately. Therefore, there will still be milk secretion for a short period of time. If you find that milk is being secreted, just do a good job of cleaning and care. There is no need to deliberately squeeze it out, because milk is secreted according to the principle of supply and demand. If you continue to squeeze out the milk, the lactation mechanism will think that breast milk is needed at this time and will continue to secrete milk.

Therefore, just do basic simple care after the milk flows out and keep it dry and clean. If you feel uncomfortable due to breast engorgement, you can also use ice to relieve it. In addition, female friends can also refer to the following 4 methods to relieve:

1. Take 60g to 90g of raw malt, decoct it in water and drink it as tea, one dose a day for 3 to 5 days. Continue to drink roasted malt.

2. Eat a balanced diet, drink less soup, and eat less greasy and liquid food. Avoid eating greasy food. You can eat some malted milk.

3. The presence of lumps in the breasts indicates that the milk ducts are blocked. They must be cleared quickly, otherwise you will get mastitis. At this time, you can rub it slowly with your hands or apply a hot towel.