How to discharge residual milk two years after weaning

After the mother has breastfed the fetus for a certain period of time, the fetus needs to be weaned. In some cases, the child has been weaned but there is still milk in the mother's body. Some of this milk will be absorbed by the body and some will remain to form residual milk. The residual milk in the mother's body is not a good situation for the mother, as it may cause some diseases. Therefore, it needs to be discharged as soon as possible. Here is how to discharge the residual milk two years after weaning.

The involution phase begins about 40 days after the mother stops breastfeeding completely. At this time, the connections between the alveolar cells open, allowing chloride and sodium to enter the milk and absorb water. The concentrations of chloride and sodium in breast milk increase, while the concentrations of lactose and potassium decrease. Therefore, after weaning, some mothers will find the milk they squeeze out salty. After the water is continuously absorbed, most of the remaining substance is fat, which appears as white or milky toothpaste, and some are more yellowish. It varies from person to person. Interestingly, many women who have breastfed report that the longer they breastfed, the longer it took for their milk production to stop completely.

Breast hyperplasia is a common benign disease in women and is related to endocrine dysfunction. You need to be careful not to overwork, have a regular diet, keep a good mood and a peaceful mind, and the symptoms can be relieved. You can take Rupixiao or Jiawei Xiaoyao Pills for treatment and conditioning. It is normal for the duct to be dilated. Breast hyperplasia can be treated by taking Ruhe Sanjie Tablets and Jiawei Xiaoyao Pills orally. Usually, you should pay attention to avoid fatigue. Avoid tension. Keep a good mood. It is recommended to keep a happy mood at ordinary times. You can take Rubixiao and Xiaoyao Pills under the guidance of a doctor. Don’t eat spicy food in your daily diet.

Nipple discharge is a common symptom of breast disease. Tumors, endocrine diseases, inflammation, drugs, stimulation and stress response are common causes of breast discharge. Breast hyperplasia often causes nipple discharge, which is mostly colorless, transparent, pale white or light yellow liquid. Nipple discharge that is bloody or just dark red blood is often associated with intraductal papilloma or cancer. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for breast ultrasound, breast mammography and breast ductography examinations.