After traditional breast surgery

Breast-feeding is a mother's nature, but in the face of the confusion after non-breast-feeding mastitis surgery, many mothers can't help but wonder: Can they breast-feed after surgery? This article will reveal the answer for you.

You can also breastfeed after the operation.

As long as the operation goes smoothly and there are no other complications, it is theoretically possible to breastfeed children. However, for the sake of safety, we suggest that you closely observe your physical condition before trying breastfeeding, and if you feel unwell, please seek medical advice in time.

The road to recovery, nursing first.

After operation, you need to follow the doctor's advice, take medicine on time, change dressing and disinfect regularly, adjust your mentality and relax. In this special breast-feeding blank period, remember to suck milk with a breast pump regularly to prevent milk from returning.

Consider breastfeeding after stopping taking medicine.

Because antibiotics and other drugs may be used during surgery and treatment, for the sake of children's health, we suggest that you stop taking drugs under the guidance of a doctor before considering breastfeeding.

Take care and follow the doctor's advice.

As long as you care carefully and follow the doctor's advice, the sucking sound from your child may ring again soon. I wish every mother a smooth return to breastfeeding!