The fastest and most effective way to unclog a milk blockage is to apply a hot towel to the breasts, then use a breast pump to empty the milk from the breasts after the breasts have softened, or have a professional squeeze the milk from the root of the mammary glands toward the nipple with both hands to drain the excess milk from the breasts.
If there is a milk blockage, first use hot towels to apply warm compresses to the breasts to soften the hard lumps in the breasts, then use a breast pump to suck the milk out of the breasts, or let the baby suck on the nipple to empty the milk.
If the blockage is serious, you need to ask a professional to perform breast massage, pushing from the root of the mammary glands to the nipple, to discharge the excess milk from the breasts, so that the breasts can be emptied.
If you find a milk blockage, you should pay attention to your diet to minimize the consumption of high-protein soups, and empty your breasts if you have milk stagnation. If the symptoms are still not relieved, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time to avoid delays.