What should I do if my breasts are blocked and my milk cannot come out?

　　What should I do if the milk cannot come out? Compared with chapped nipples, blocked breasts cause more distress to mothers. Once breast obstruction occurs, mothers may wish to try several treatment methods recommended by confinement sisters.

　　Tip:

　　A: Put a basin of hot water on your knees, then put the lumpy breast into the water and soak it. When the water gets cold, change it to hot water. While soaking, massage the breast and slowly squeeze out the accumulated milk in the lump.

　　B: Remove the internal organs of live carp, but do not remove the scales. Add pig trotters and about 15g of Tongcao and cook together. Drink it twice a day for 3-4 days to recover.

　　C: Heat the wooden comb in the microwave, and then comb the hard lumps on the breast over and over. >>>> Three types of women are prone to breast cancer after childbirth

　　D: After a period of breastfeeding, if the mother feels bursts of bloating or lumps when the baby sucks, it is best to take advantage of this time to let the baby or the stronger father suck harder. Remember, you must seize those precious few seconds!