Breast Feeding
Most expectant mothers devote a significant amount of time during pregnancy preparing for childbirth and organizing the home for the new baby.
But what happens post-delivery when mental energy is limited?
A common concern during this period is inadequate breastmilk supply, which can lead to considerable stress.
In Chinese medicine , breastmilk is associated with Yin and Blood, both vital fluids in the body.
After birth, deficiency in Yin and Blood is a common occurrence. This deficiency often correlates with insufficient breastmilk production. Symptoms like hair loss also indicating this imbalance.
In China, new mothers are prescribed Blood and Yin-nourishing herbs after giving birth to support their overall health during the delicate postpartum phase.
Take advantage of the support Chinese medicine can lend you.