Hyperlactation syndrome (HS), or “oversupply,” occurs when a person produces more breast milk than their baby requires. This can cause symptoms such as breast pain or discomfort, leakage, and blocked ...

New Delhi: Breastfeeding is the cornerstone of newborn nutrition and mother-baby bonding. However, for some women, it can come with unexpected challenges—one of which is the overproduction of breast ...

Excessive milk supply, known as hyperlactation syndrome, affects some new mothers. This condition causes pain, engorgement, and emotional stress for mothers. Babies may face digestive discomfort and ...

The exact cause is unclear, but several factors may contribute to it. These include hormonal changes, stress, and the frequency of breastfeeding. "It is important for your body and its signals during ...