Not every woman who just gave birth to a baby will encounter bloating, and different mothers have different degrees of bloating. Some new mothers only have slightly swollen breasts, but some new mothers' breasts will become unusually swollen and hard. Just because the bloating is light doesn't mean there is no milk or less milk. In fact, many mothers have only slight breast distension after delivery, or even no breast distension, which does not affect their breastfeeding at all. The first serious breast swelling does not mean that there is more milk. In more cases, it is only because the mother did not start breastfeeding in time, resulting in milk accumulation for too long.
Many people mistakenly think that there is no milk or not enough milk to feed their children. Others ask mothers to wait until their breasts swell before they start breastfeeding their babies. This is all wrong. If the mother squeezes the nipple and finds that there is liquid overflowing, it is already milking.
Many families will give their mothers milk soup. It must be noted that you must drink milk soup after the first bloating.
. Because the newborn's appetite is very small, and the breast feeding holes on the mother's mammary duct and nipple are often not very smooth. Normal bloating will take a few days to relieve. Under the stimulation of the milk soup, many parturients have severe breast distension, resulting in milk knot and even mastitis.
Not only does the mother suffer, but it is also inconvenient for the baby to breastfeed.
The phenomenon of bloating depends on the physical condition of each mother. It is not that there is no milk without bloating, and postpartum mothers should not give up breastfeeding easily.