What should I do if there are lumps in my breasts due to weaning?

Breast health is something that women need to pay special attention to, especially for women who are breastfeeding. When the quality of milk decreases and the secretion volume decreases, they must take measures to stop the milk from flowing out to prevent various diseases caused by breast blockage. However, weaning itself is a painful process and may also cause some troublesome symptoms. For example, what should I do if there are lumps in my breasts during weaning?

The solution to the lumps in the breasts can be referred to the following methods:

1. Bring a basin of hot water and place it on your knees, then soak the breast with the lump in the water. Replace the water with hot water as soon as it becomes cold. Massage the breast while soaking and slowly squeeze out the milk in the lump.

2. Heat a wooden comb in a microwave, and then use it over and over again to comb out the lumps on your breasts.

3. Remove the internal organs of the live carp, but do not remove the scales. Add pig's trotters and about 15g of tongcao and cook together. Drink it twice a day for 3 to 4 days and you will recover.

4. After a period of breastfeeding, if the mother feels breast swelling and lumps when the baby sucks the breast, it is best to let the father, who is strong, suck out the milk in the lumps while the breasts are swelling. Of course, you can also use a breast pump to help suck out the milk, and try to suck out as much as possible during the few seconds when the milk is swelling.

In short, if there are lumps in the breasts after weaning, scientific methods should be used to squeeze out the milk in the lumps in time to relieve the pain and eliminate the lumps. If the lump does not disappear for a long time, mothers should go to the hospital for examination in time to rule out the hidden dangers of breast disease.

In fact, these lumps are formed by milk blocking the mammary ducts. Since milk is a good culture medium for bacteria, it causes mastitis and fever.

If the pushing action is repeated for a long time and the milk still cannot be discharged or is not discharged completely, and the lumps remain, it will cause mastitis and cause symptoms such as fever in the mother and redness of the skin in the breast. At this time, please contact a professional lactation consultant in time.