What should I do if I have breast milk after induced labor at four months?

Breastfeeding is the most popular way of feeding. The quality of a mother's milk will directly affect the growth of her child. However, in real life, breast milk usually appears after giving birth, and some women even need to induce lactation so that their babies can have milk to drink. So the question is, if a woman is four months pregnant and has an induced abortion, but milk appears again, what should she do?

1. In the case of breast engorgement after childbirth, the milk must be sucked out. Simply doing it manually will definitely be painful. It is recommended that mothers use a breast pump to suck out the milk accumulated in the breasts. Because milk accumulates in the breasts for a long time will cause milk knots, you can try to use a breast pump to suck out the milk every day during the postpartum breast engorgement period. This can not only relieve the pain of breast engorgement, but also effectively prevent breast diseases.

2. Apply hot compress to the breasts. It is recommended that mothers apply a clean hot towel to their breasts before each breastfeeding. Warm breasts can promote blood circulation. It also has a good therapeutic effect on some milder breast diseases. Be careful not to use too high a temperature to avoid scalding your skin.

3. Mothers with breast pain can clear the meridians throughout the body by taking a hot bath. They can also use the shower head to directly spray the breasts while taking a bath, note that it should be from bottom to top. This will help to stop milk production and restore breast elasticity. Mothers can try this method, but they should also be careful to be moderate.

Method 1 for dealing with breast milk after induced labor: drink less food that is beneficial to breast milk, and the milk will gradually disappear.

The second method to deal with milk after induced labor: you can use a breast pump to suck out the milk, you can drink water boiled with raw malt, or you can take it at the same time with vitamin B6, which will relieve some of the symptoms.

The above are some of the precautions that need to be taken after induced labor and the problems that may be encountered after induced labor, as well as methods for handling breast milk. I hope this can be helpful to you. In fact, it is normal to have milk after induced labor. The key is to take good care of your body after induced abortion. You will still have the baby. Your mentality is very important. The most important thing is to maintain a good attitude and not think too much.