The milk return shot refers to estrogen-based medications that typically cost around $30 a shot, but instead of using the shot, current milk returns are usually done using medications such as vitamin B6. In the past times, milk return injection would be used for milk return, which means estrogen-based drugs such as ethinyl estradiol, etc. The price usually fluctuates around $30 a shot. However, because this drug tends to affect the human hormone levels, prone to irregular vaginal bleeding and other adverse reactions, for people with thrombophilia is prohibited to use, and is now usually no longer used in clinical practice. Now the common way back to the milk is usually raw malt, fried malt drink or use vitamin B6 and other drugs, and pay attention to a light diet, reduce spicy stimulation, reduce the intake of soup food. If a woman needs to return to the milk, it is recommended to consult a doctor in a timely manner, under the guidance of the doctor to use the appropriate medication, avoid unauthorized use of medication, to prevent the triggering of adverse consequences.