As babies grow up, it is necessary to wean them. At this time, the breast will no longer secrete milk, which is also a necessary step for breastfeeding women. But after the milk is returned, there will sometimes be residual milk in the breast. Today, I will tell you about it. Do you need to discharge residual milk after returning to milk?

In fact, the residual milk should be discharged after weaning. Many parents mistakenly think that weaning is over. In fact, if the milk is not discharged in time after weaning, it is harmful to the mother.

If the milk in the breast is not drained in time and stays in the breast for a long time, it will easily deteriorate into pus, causing inflammation of the whole breast and even cancer in severe cases. If the residual milk is drained out, the mammary duct will be unblocked and the toxins can be discharged normally. The whole breast is in normal operation.

With the accumulation of residual milk in the body for a long time, the color of residual milk will become more and more ugly and the smell will become worse. No matter how many years have passed after delivery, the residual milk will remain in the mammary duct and will not fade by itself. Therefore, it is best to discharge the residual milk in time after the baby is weaned.

During lactation, mother's diet should be light and avoid greasy. You can fix your chest by wearing some tight underwear to relieve breast pain. Mothers can also exercise properly according to their actual situation, and do more chest expansion exercises, which can make breasts recover elasticity quickly.