Is drinking milk helpful for low breast milk supply?

Drinking milk can generally be effective for low milk supply and may help promote breast milk production. The specific analysis is as follows:

Milk usually contains abundant nutrients such as amino acids, proteins, minerals, and fats, which are essential components of breast milk. If women with low milk supply drink an appropriate amount of milk, it can help replenish the body's nutritional needs, promote milk secretion, not only alleviating insufficient milk production but also improving the quality of breast milk, thereby meeting the baby's nutritional requirements.

In cases of low milk supply, breast massage under the guidance of a healthcare professional may also help enhance mammary gland function and improve the condition. If any abnormal symptoms occur during breastfeeding—such as breast pain—it is advisable to promptly visit the obstetrics and gynecology department at a hospital for diagnosis and treatment.