After giving birth, most women need to breastfeed. So during breastfeeding, there may be bloating, and those who have experienced it will feel particularly uncomfortable, but there is no effective way to relieve it. And during breastfeeding, there is also a high possibility of other physical conditions, such as headaches. Can excessive breast milk cause headaches?
Under normal circumstances, mothers may experience bloating during breastfeeding, but this condition does not cause headaches. However, if there is prolonged breast engorgement, it may easily trigger symptoms of blocked breast ducts, which can lead to breast inflammation. Generally speaking, after the onset of mastitis, the mother may experience an increase in body temperature, which can easily cause headaches.
So if you want to solve the headache problem during lactation, the first thing to do is to deal with the situation of lactation. You can increase the feeding frequency appropriately, and when necessary, use some external tools to suck out the milk, such as a breast pump, which can also alleviate the situation of lactation.
In addition to using a breast pump, massage is also a way to solve breast swelling. You can apply a warm towel to the breasts and then gently massage them. But if the swelling is too severe, it is still recommended to have a check-up in a timely manner to avoid other situations.
