How to use and how much Glauber's salt should be used for external application to stop milk production?

Weaning is a relatively common method of terminating breast milk secretion. Weaning usually occurs when the amount of milk secretion decreases and the nutritional value is extremely low. Weaning is performed because the milk cannot meet the needs of the baby and there is a risk of endangering the health of the female breasts. There are many ways to stop breastfeeding. The most popular method is to use artificial stimulation to stop breastfeeding. Let's take a look at it.

How to use and how much nitrate can be used for external application to stop milk production?

First, stop breastfeeding, do not empty the breasts, drink less soup, put 250g of Glauber's salt in two gauze packs, apply them to both breasts and bandage them, and change them when they are wet and hard.

Specific methods of using Glauber's Salt to stop breastfeeding:

1. First, break the Glauber's salt into pieces and put it in a pocket. Don't put too much, just a thin layer. Apply the pocket to the lower side of the breast.

2. After a period of time, the Glauber's salt will become hard and need to be replaced.

3. At the same time, you should also pay attention to your diet, do not eat milk-producing foods, drink less soup, and you can eat beans.

4. It is recommended that if the mother keeps leaking milk, she should use breast pads.

When is it appropriate to use Glauber's Salt to stop breastfeeding?

The method of using Glauber's salt to stop milk production is quite effective. The best time to wean your baby is when he is 8 to 9 months old. The temperature is suitable in this season and babies are not prone to getting sick.

How to use Glauber's Salt to stop milk production:

You should first crush the Glauber's salt and put it in your pocket. Don't put too much at a time, just a thin layer will do. Apply the pocket directly under the breast. When the Glauber's salt has hardened into a cardboard box, we will replace it and apply new Glauber's salt. This will achieve the effect of weaning off the milk. When using Glauber's salt to stop milk production, you must pay attention to your diet. Do not eat foods that increase milk production, and do not drink soup. You can eat some beans.

Notes on weaning:

First, when you are weaning, if your breasts are severely swollen, you can squeeze out the milk, but don't squeeze it out completely, so as not to promote milk secretion and affect the effect of weaning.

Second, try to reduce breast stimulation during the weaning period.

Third, if you find lumps in your breasts during the weaning period, you should rub them away with your hands in time.

Fourth, if your breasts are still swollen when you are weaning, you can apply ice to relieve the feeling of swelling.

Fifth, try not to use milk-suppressing injections or hormones.