What is the cause of the hard lump in the baby girl's breast?

Because the fetus is affected by the mother's hormones before birth, a few boys and girls may have symptoms of breast lumps after birth. This is a normal physiological characteristic and not only occurs in women. Do not touch it with your hands. As the child grows older, the lumps will slowly soften and disappear. If it is more serious, you can consult a doctor.

Plan 1: Promote breast development and maintain breast skin

After pregnancy, breast alveoli and milk ducts proliferate rapidly, and connective tissue becomes congested. By 4 months, the nipples begin to secrete a small amount of yellow mucus, and the sebaceous glands of the areola also increase their secretion. At this time, actively promoting breast development and maintaining breast skin is the first step to successfully breastfeeding the baby after delivery.

Nursing points:

1. Scrub the areola and nipple skin frequently with mild soap and water, and scrub the skin folds clean. This not only keeps the breasts clean, but also makes the skin gradually become strong and wear-resistant, so that it can withstand the baby's sucking in the future.

2. Massage your breasts properly after bathing. After cleaning the areola and nipple each time, cover the breast with a hot towel and press gently with your hands; after wiping the breast clean, apply some edible olive oil, and gently massage with your fingers from the inside of the breast to the outside in a clockwise direction; use the pads of your fingers to gently massage around the breast in circles; gently press the breast and gently massage from all sides toward the nipple; press the edge of the areola with your thumb and index finger, and then gently squeeze with two fingers.

3. When sleeping, pay attention to adopting an appropriate sleeping position, preferably lying on your side or on your back. The prone position can easily squeeze the breasts, causing blood circulation to become obstructed, and failing to ensure the delivery of hormones that promote breast development, thus affecting breast development. ?

4. Pregnant mothers with smaller breasts should not use breast enlargement cream during pregnancy; pregnant mothers with larger breasts should never use slimming cream. Both of these products contain certain sex hormones, and random use will affect the normal development of the breast.

Special reminder: If there are any abnormalities in your breasts, such as unusual pain or changes in appearance, you should see a doctor immediately. You must not treat the disease recklessly without confidence, as this will cause great impact on breast development.