The husband can help to suck out the milk, which can effectively relieve the situation of rising milk and prevent the occurrence of postpartum mastitis. If the milk is not discharged in time, it is easy to cause postpartum mastitis, so you can let your husband help sucking milk. If you have a hard lump in your breast, you should let your baby suck more, or you can use a breast pump or your husband to help you suck out the milk, and try to empty it out as much as possible. If there is a hard lump in the milk and it is accompanied by redness, swelling, heat and pain, you should go to the hospital in time and have the mammary glands unblocked under the doctor’s guidance, and use medication if necessary.