how do you dry the milk in your breasts after a pregnancy?
most often it will dry up when you stop breast feeding. wear a supportive & comfortable bra. don’t stimulate breasts. can apply ice packs several times a day for 10 to 20 minutes at a time or use acetaminophen or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication as needed. see more...
dear, if your milk production was ok earlier and now getting slow it means you are not taking healthy diet. but don't worry, here are some foods and remedies ,which can help to increase breast milk supply. first, baby sucking actually help to increase breast milk, offer your breast when baby more hungry. masur dal... this is most important. take everyday one glass masur dal with ghee. add oatmeal...cinnamon or honey..... spinach... garlic. ...brewer's yeast...fenugreek. ...apricots... in your diet as much as possible. one more simple remedies, which i tried in my time. prepare homemade powder for increasing milk supply. dry roast equal quantities of cumin and fennel seeds till they turn aromatic. cool them and grind to powder. mix ½ tsp powder in ½ tsp warm ghee and consume 30 minutes before food 2 to 3 times a day. desi ghee works best. this can be consumed for 2 weeks, followed by a break for 4 to 5 days and then repeat the cycle. this also helps to reduce colic in breastfed babies. a small portion of ajwain/ carom seeds can also be included. i had the same problem with my boobs. when i first started pumping they both had the same yield, but after several episodes of engorgement, the supply went down tremendously. what i did was to massage my lower yield breast to ensure there are no lumps and also to power pump on that breast. power pumping repeatedly empties the breast, signalling the body to make more milk, more quickly. 

to power pump, you just need to pick a certain time of the day that you can commit an hour to pumping (i did mine at night after kids went to bed) then use the following pattern: pump for 20 minutes; rest 10 minutes. pump another 10 minutes; rest for 10 minutes. you can try it for several days and see if it helps with increasing your yield. 

good luck! are you in pain when you feed the baby? try cleaning your nipple with a warm cloth before a after feeding. if you feel any pain, consult your physician. if u feel that ur breast milk is not sufficient for ur baby then u can start solid .....u can start solid after 5 month also.... take shatavari with milk , more & more water, methi porridge or halim porridge ..& if at all required lactare tablet ...keep on feeding as & when baby needs

breastfeeding works on supply = demand rule 


all you have to check is 6+ wet diapers in 24 hours if so baby is all healthy active and so does your supply 

meanwhile keep yourself hydrated and have balanced diet for good flow 👍🏻

babies latch due to several reasons could be hunger , thirst , comfort , love ❤️ hello dear. white discharge during pregnancy is due to the harmonal changes in the body which is quiet common. here are a few tips that might help you to reduce white discharge : maintain cleanliness. avoid fried & spicy foods. eat fresh foods. wear cotton underwear. wear loose & comfortable clothes. drink enough water. consume yogurt. take care. i&#39;ve read before the baby attaches to the uterus or forms a placenta, it doesn&#39;t get material from the blood directly. instead it gets it from the yolk sack and the uterine lining. some use this as an okay to drink during two week wait. brief answer: exclusive breast feeding is recommended for children below 6 months of age. detailed answer: thanks for asking on healthcaremagic. i have gone through your query and understand your concerns. however you have missed out mentioning how many months its age is going to be. let me... i breastfed all 3 of my sons, but the longest i nursed before weaning was just shy of when he was 20months old. that same boy is now 4.5 and i couldn’t imagine still nursing him at that age.... he’s a grown child by this point and speaks in full sentences and comprehends so much. the fact her daughter calls it “milky time” and is almost in kindergarten and the mom loves it is odd to me as well & a bit much to me, as this isn’t allowing her daughter to fully grow if she’s keeping her in this infantile stage. 🤷🏻‍♀️ nursing that long is obviously her choice, but i’m with you on this one. this is why bcoz he is taking excess milk.. it happens nothing to worry..