How to wean if you have breast hyperplasia?

Breast hyperplasia is very familiar to women, because almost all women are likely to have breast hyperplasia after marriage, and the probability is very high. Breast hyperplasia does not seem to have much impact on women's bodies, but in fact, if it is serious, it may cause more serious diseases, such as breast cancer. So, how to wean a baby with breast hyperplasia? You can try some milk-reducing drugs.

The most common western medicines that are now known to reduce milk supply are vitamin B6, oral contraceptives containing estrogen, ergot bioalkaloids such as bromocriptine, and so on. Traditional Chinese medicine also often uses large amounts of malt to reduce milk production.

Many mothers want to know if these milk-reducing drugs are really that magical? Today, let's take a look at them one by one. Can these drugs be taken during breastfeeding? If you accidentally take them, do you need to stop breastfeeding, and when to stop? If mothers want to use them to reduce milk, how to use them appropriately?

Estrogens in prolactin blockers

Estrogen drugs are often used to reduce lactation. Because the dosage used to stop milk production is very large and the side effects are severe, it is not recommended unless absolutely necessary. The use of progesterone alone has no effect on weaning. Mothers are very concerned about whether they can take progestin-based emergency contraceptive pills. Let us learn about the relevant issues.

I feel that the weaning effect is not good. Can I eat it for a few more days?

If mothers read the drug instructions carefully before using these medicines, they will find that there are quite a few side effects listed. Therefore, do not take estrogen drugs indiscriminately, especially in large doses. Mothers with postpartum depression should be careful, as estrogen may increase negative mood.

If I accidentally take estrogen, will I be unable to breastfeed?

What should I do if I take estrogen to stop my milk production and regret it but still want to breastfeed? My baby is crying so pitifully, is it okay to let him lick it a few times? Can I take birth control pills during breastfeeding? Since high doses of estrogen will stop my milk production, and the estrogen dose in birth control pills is very small, can I take them without worry?

Oral contraceptives are mostly moderately bound to plasma proteins, and some of them will enter breast milk, especially when used in large doses to reduce milk production.