Non-medication methods to stop milk productiona. Gradual weaning: Slowly reduce breastfeeding sessions.b. Cold compresses: Apply to breasts to reduce swelling.c. Avoid breast stimulation: Minimize touching or pumping.

Medications that can help suppress lactationa. Cabergoline: A dopamine agonist that reduces prolactin levels. Prescription required.

When to consult a healthcare providera. If experiencing pain, signs of infection, or persistent milk production.

Potential side effects and precautionsa. Side effects of cabergoline may include nausea, dizziness, and headache.b. Regular blood pressure monitoring is advised.