If you have breast milk rise after weaning, you should empty your breasts in time, but you should not squeeze your breasts hard and use a breast pump to suck out the milk. Breast milk is mainly due to too much milk in the breasts, and the accumulation of milk may lead to blockage of the milk ducts and subsequently cause mastitis, so you should use a breast pump to empty the breasts when breast milk rises after weaning. A breast pump can reduce the stimulation of the breasts and prevent the weaning time from being prolonged due to excessive milk production. However, you should avoid squeezing your breasts or nipples by hand, as this can easily damage the milk ducts and breast tissue and lead to inflammation. If the milk rise is very serious when weaning, you can apply moderate hot or cold compresses. And you should pay attention to your diet, drink less soup and eat less nourishing food to avoid increasing the secretion of milk and making weaning difficult.