What Chinese medicine can dredge breast

Traditional Chinese medicine can be used to dredge the mammary glands, but we all know which Chinese medicine should be used and what the formula is. There are great considerations because an incorrect formula can have adverse effects on our breasts. However, in daily life, there are many life methods and techniques that can achieve the effect of dredging the breasts, such as hot compresses, letting the baby suck more, and hiring a specialized lactation specialist, which are all relatively effective.

1. When your milk is swollen, use a hot towel that your skin can accept to apply heat. Let the milk inside melt and let your baby suck it immediately. If it cannot be sucked out, use a breast pump. Empty the milk with a breast pump every time the baby finishes sucking. If you already have milk lumps, you can increase the number of times your baby sucks. Babies' little mouths are very powerful, and they work very hard to help their mothers clear the milk ducts.

2. If the milk knot has not been relieved after applying hot compress for several days, you can try drinking some dandelion water or honeysuckle water. Honeysuckle water is relatively cool, so mothers with cold bodies should drink it with caution. If the mammary gland is already inflamed, you can buy some tongcao and luffa and boil them in water to drink. The taste is quite strong. If you don't like it, you can take Junaitong, which is quite effective in clearing the mammary gland. I drank this to clear my milk knots. It can also relieve and treat constipation.

3. For mothers for whom hot compresses and diet therapy do not work, you can also try to hire a lactation consultant to unclog the mammary ducts by massaging the meridians and acupoints. The price here is 200-400 yuan per time. Since the price is not cheap and the effect varies from person to person, it is recommended that mothers try the above two methods first. Most people will be able to unclog the ducts by themselves if they persist for a few days.

4. If the mother has tried all methods but still cannot clear the blockage, or if she has already developed a fever, it is recommended that she go to the hospital immediately for surgical treatment. Generally, puncture will be used to suck out the accumulated milk, but surgery during lactation will increase the chance of infection and recurrence. However, if the milk blockage lasts too long and no measures are taken, the worsening inflammation will lead to skin ulcers and inability to continue breastfeeding, so you must carefully understand your own situation and then choose the appropriate treatment method.