The most important thing to remember is that you will be able to get back to your breasts when you have been breastfeeding for about 7 days, but there are also individual differences. When the mother can not continue to breastfeed the need to return to the milk, the simplest way is to stop breastfeeding, generally rise in the milk about 7 days will be able to return to the milk, but there are individual differences, for the milk more mothers to return to the milk time will be extended. You can also give vitamin B6, raw malt, manna and other drugs under the guidance of the doctor to assist in the return of milk. When returning milk, also pay attention to adjust the diet, light diet, avoid soup and greasy food intake. When the serious rise in milk can be a small amount of milk to ease the pain, but also pay attention to not force milk, to avoid causing acute mastitis. In the clinic, when the high fever, localized redness and swelling of the breast and other symptoms should be timely to go to the hospital, blood test and other tests to assist in the diagnosis, and comply with the doctor’s instructions to actively treat.