i guess it varies from each women, mine
stopped like about a week after i stopped
breastfeeding. So your on formula now with
her? Its sucha pain waiting for the milk
to dry up lol, just make sure you arent
squeezing ur boobs or anything to express
milk that might be making it take longer
to dry up possibly, just an idea.
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Sandbox Party
Especially EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Jul 2006 Posts: 7276
Posted: 08-27-07 18:34pm
you can try binding your chest... i know
it sounds uncomfortable.. and it is.. but
it works... the women in my family have
been doing it for generations.
Basically you take an ace bandage and wrap
it around ur chest sort of tight. It
closes the ducts i assume and ur body just
stops making it. People have tried saying
*oh dont do that you'll get clogged ducts
and blah blah blah* but out of the 8 women
in my family who have done it for multiple
pregnancies over 50 years, thats never
happened.
