Milking is also known as expressing the milk, and during the weaning process you can express the milk in appropriate amounts, but it is not recommended to empty it. If the breast swelling and pain is more serious and affects your life, you can also expel milk to relieve the discomfort, and a small amount of milk emptying will not affect the weaning effect. A small amount of milk will not affect the weaning effect. The milk will not continue to be secreted and will gradually return to the breast. However, it is not recommended to empty all the milk, because all the milk and many times frequently squeeze out the milk may stimulate the ducts of the mammary glands to continue to secrete milk, which will affect the weaning effect. If there is a serious bloating during weaning, you can put the mangosteen crushed in a cloth bag and apply it externally to alleviate the symptoms, or you can also take vitamin B6 under the guidance of the doctor to assist in the return of milk. At the same time, avoid eating too much soup during the weaning period. In addition, during the weaning period, if there is redness, swelling, heat and pain in the breast or temperature rises, it is recommended that further examination and treatment be done in a timely manner in order to avoid delays in the condition.