The initial symptoms of milk blockage

One of the happy things that every mother must experience after giving birth is to breastfeed her baby. However, since every mother’s physical condition is different, the breastfeeding situation is also different for each person. But generally speaking, many mothers still have blocked milk ducts. So what are the initial symptoms of blocked milk ducts? Let’s take a detailed look at it.

1. If the mother has mild milk blockage, it will be difficult to pump out the milk. Normally, when the mother is breastfeeding, the baby can suck the nipple smoothly because the mammary glands are unobstructed. However, if the mother's mammary glands are blocked and the pressure in the breasts increases, the baby will have difficulty sucking the nipples, resulting in milk blockage.

2. Mild milk blockage can cause breast edema in the mother. Blocked milk means that the pressure in the mother's milk ducts increases, making it difficult for the baby to extract breast milk. As a result, the milk ducts in the mother's breasts will swell, which will cause breast edema. But mothers don't need to worry too much, these can all be handled.

3. When feeding the baby, the baby cries and makes a fuss. When a baby cries and makes a fuss while drinking milk, it is because the mother has milk blockage when sucking the nipple, so the child cannot get milk or tastes too little milk, which is not worth considering. On the other hand, due to the problem of milk clogging, the amount of food extracted by the baby is not enough to meet the appetite requirements of the baby's body, and the baby is not full.

Once you have the above symptoms, you must find ways to understand them. Don't indulge it, otherwise you will get a fever immediately, and the blockage will be more severe and more difficult to pass. We should find the right way to carry out the transmission so as to reduce the damage.