1, there are lumps in maternal milk. It may be because the breasts are too small and the nipples are invaginated, or it may be because the milk is secreted too much but not emptied in time. However, most of them are due to the milk deposition caused by the late start of breastfeeding, less sucking times and the unopened mammary duct, which in turn leads to milk blockage and lumps in the maternal body.

2, postpartum breast blockage has induration, you can try the following methods: first, use a warm towel to hot compress the induration, about 15 minutes. Then palm around the chest, massage from the edge of induration to the nipple, and massage the mammary duct until the milk from the nipple overflows. If there is still induration after massage, you can let your baby smoke more times. If the baby still has lumps after sucking, use a breast pump to help the baby suck milk and increase the frequency of sucking. In this process, we should pay attention to cleanliness and avoid infection.

3, postpartum breast plugging with induration can also be solved by a professional prolactin. If you have fever, breast pain and local redness and tenderness, it may be mastitis, so you should seek medical attention in time.