Now, although we need to believe in science, folk Chinese medicine remedies are enthusiastically tried by many people when some symptoms appear. For example, breast milk secretion is insufficient, which may bring harm if the medicine is not used correctly, because Chinese medicine prolactin should also be symptomatic. Maybe many people don't know much about this, so, what effect does drinking Chinese medicine prolactin have on your baby?

What effect does it have on the baby to drink Chinese medicine to promote lactation? Almost every breast-feeding mother wants her milk to be sufficient, so that the baby can eat enough and grow sturdily. Mothers don't like to use milk powder instead of breast milk, because the nutrients contained in breast milk just meet the needs of the baby's body. Moreover, breastfeeding can prevent some gynecological diseases of mothers and promote the feelings between mother and child. Therefore, mothers with insufficient milk will use traditional Chinese medicine as an aid to help their mothers milk. Traditional Chinese medicine has no side effects on the baby. Its main function is to promote the secretion of milk and get through the mammary duct, so the mother can rest assured.

Inexperienced mothers don't know that their milk is insufficient, so they let their babies eat with empty bottles all day. However, the baby will cry when he is not full. Mother can observe from the following ways, for example, she often doesn't feel breast swelling, no milk flows out by herself, and she can't squeeze out any milk when squeezing. The baby swallows slowly when eating, and it will throw down the nipple after eating for a while. The growth and development of the baby is slower than that of the baby in the same month. These are all manifestations of insufficient milk, and mothers need to pay attention to them.

It is suggested that parturient women should not eat Chinese medicine for lactation. Because Chinese medicine has certain side effects. If you want to breast-feed, you can eat more milk-fed food, which is good for your baby's growth.

Precautions for galactagogue with traditional Chinese medicine 1. It is necessary to select drugs reasonably based on syndrome differentiation.

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, different mothers have different reasons for lack of milk, and the treatment methods and the selection of traditional Chinese medicine are naturally different. Therefore, we should pay attention to the dialectical selection when choosing the prescription of traditional Chinese medicine or Chinese patent medicine for prolactin, otherwise, not only the effect of lactagogue is not good, but also other problems are prone to occur.

2. Need to pay attention to the timing of taking prolactin Chinese medicine.

As we know, under normal circumstances, there will be some small amount of light milk after delivery, and it will take 2-3 days for a large amount of thick milk to appear. Clinically, there is still no milk or too little milk to meet the needs of the baby after 2-3 days of delivery, which is called "less milk". At this time, the appropriate Chinese medicine for prolactin will be selected according to the syndrome types of the parturient. However, more and more clinical practices show that directly giving traditional Chinese medicine prolactin prescription or prolactin medicated diet on 1 day after delivery (for example, 4-6 hours after delivery and at dinner on the day after delivery) can promote early lactation and normal lactation of parturient.

3. Need to pay attention to the safety of traditional Chinese medicine for prolactin.

To put it simply, traditional Chinese medicine for prolactin not only has an impact on parturient, but also may have an impact on young children through lactation. Therefore, security is very important. Traditional Chinese medicines often used for lactation, including Radix Astragali, Radix Angelicae Sinensis, Rhizoma Chuanxiong, Glycyrrhrizae Radix, medulla Tetrapanacis, Semen Vaccariae, Radix Rhapontici, Bupleuri Radix, Akebia Akebia (note that it is not Akebia manshuriensis), Squama Manis, Poria, Ginseng Radix, Radix Ophiopogonis, trotters, etc., are not toxic Chinese medicines, and their safety can be guaranteed when used in general dosage range.