Soaking malt in water can restore milk, but simply soaking raw malt in water will have a slow milk restoration effect. Therefore, you should drink fried malt water. Fried malt has the effect of solidifying astringency, restoring milk, and reducing milk secretion. Generally, the effect will be obvious after three consecutive days of use. During the period of returning to breastfeeding, the number of feedings should be gradually reduced, the feeding time should be shortened, and the intake of soups and lactating foods should be reduced to reduce milk secretion until it disappears. If taking malt water fails to restore the milk, you can also use a breast pump to suck out the milk, and take Bujiale and vitamin B6 to promote the return of milk.

Precautions during lactation:

1. Do not take medicine at will: Although it is slightly easier during breastfeeding than during pregnancy, you cannot neglect it at all, especially when taking medicine. Regarding the problem, many breastfeeding mothers understand that they cannot take medicine casually during the breastfeeding period. The impact on milk secretion is minor, but passing it on to the baby through milk is a big deal. It will affect the baby's growth and development, so during the breastfeeding period Mothers should still take medication under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Pay attention to the hygiene of breastfeeding: before feeding, be sure to wipe the nipple with a clean hot towel and then let the baby hold it. This can ensure hygiene. After feeding, you should wipe it again to avoid any irritation. If dirt remains on the nipple, wipe the corners of the baby's mouth clean to avoid making the baby feel uncomfortable.

3. Maintain sufficient milk: During the lactation period, you must pay attention to drinking water and do not reduce the amount of water you drink. At the same time, you should also pay attention to the nutritional mix. Only with sufficient nutrition can the baby have enough milk to drink.

4. Save excess milk: If the mother’s milk is still sufficient after the baby is full, it is recommended to use a breast pump to suck out the milk, and then put the sucked milk in the refrigerator. Keep it refrigerated so that the baby can warm it up and feed it when the baby is hungry or the mother is out. If the milk is particularly abundant, it can be discarded. The breast pump must be cleaned carefully to avoid the occurrence of mastitis due to bacteria.