Will there be breast milk after abortion? The fact is this

Some women will have breast milk after having an abortion. Having an abortion is just like giving birth to a child. I can tell you clearly here that this phenomenon is normal. The body will regulate itself and the breast milk will disappear after a while.

1. After miscarriage, due to the regulation of hormones in the body, the brain will temporarily control the secretion of a hormone called "prolactin" that prompts the body to produce milk. Abortion creates the "false appearance" of childbirth, and it is normal for your body to react this way. This situation will not last long and will automatically disappear after a few days as it can adjust itself.

2. Based on the situation you described, this is normal. Don't worry, it will disappear slowly because it is caused by hormone problems. Don't worry, it's normal. You can go to the hospital for a follow-up check-up half a month after the abortion. I hope it helps you, and I wish you good health and happiness.

3. Some smaller babies may be full after drinking milk from one breast, or only eat a small amount of milk from the other breast, so some young mothers often have the habit of feeding with the wing breast. If the baby often eats more milk from one breast and less milk from the other breast, the milk in the breast that eats less will gradually decrease or even stop secreting, and the two breasts will become different in size. In order to avoid the above phenomenon, the two breasts should be fed alternately, that is, feed one breast first, and then feed the other side after sucking. The next time you feed, you should change the procedure, first feed the breast that was fed last, and then feed the breast that was fed first last time, and so on for future feedings. This will make the milk secretion of both breasts even and will not cause the breasts to be of different sizes.

4. After pregnancy, due to the significant increase in estrogen and progesterone levels, the mammary ducts in the breast will expand and lengthen, the alveoli will fully develop and move closer to each other, the epithelial cells will begin to secrete, the mammary gland stroma will decrease, and the capillaries will dilate and become congested. In late pregnancy, breasts increase to about twice their size before pregnancy. These changes are all to make adequate preparations for breastfeeding. After giving birth, due to the large amount of secretion of prolactin and other effects, the mother begins to secrete milk.