Definition of Breast Pump

The breast pump refers to the tool for squeezing breast milk accumulated in the breast. The most common cause of lactation using a breast pump is to save the milk so that when you are not there, the baby can eat breast milk. Even when you are with your baby, you can help maintain your milk. If you want to go to work, you will be more necessary to keep your milk.

In addition, the use of a breast pump can also stimulate the secretion of milk and increase the amount of milk. If your baby is premature birth or not sucking mother's nipple, use a breast pump to collect milk not only let the baby eat valuable breast milk, but also relieve the pain and oppression of the swelling. However, it is necessary to remind you that the number of milking is not too much during the swelling, otherwise it will make the situation worse.

At present, the breast pumps seen on the market have electric breast pumps and manual breast pump. The electric breast pump is also single and double-sided, and manually there is a press-based, rubber ball suction method, and syringe. The breast pump with the rubber ball relies on the air of the extrusion of the rubber ball to generate a negative pressure to achieve the effect of sucking. This kind of breast pump, if you don't pay attention to milk, you will flow into the rubber ball, it is difficult to clean, and the time will have bacterial breeding, which will pollute the breasts and mother's breasts. This kind of breast pump is strong, which will cause damage to the nipple. For mothers who frequently use the breast pump, do not recommend it.