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I have 4 months kid.Her birth weight was 2.8 kgs and now she is 5.5 kgs.now am feeling that my milk supply is low..what can I do? Am talking all healthy supplements
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The child is 4 months old and the child has already gained almost 100% of the birth weight. Generally babies double their weight in 5 months. I suggest you should start giving some weaning diets to the baby. There is no point in trying to increase your breast milk yield . Please consult the Paediatrician who has been giving her vaccinations.
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Please consult for proper discussion.
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Consult for prescription please.
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Increase protein intake Fr a prescription u can connect online
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Take good and right amount of diet 550 extra calories are needed take good amount of protein Lactate in privacy For more details connect
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You need to always  give breast milk only,don't  give supplements. According  to  the  Baby's needs ,breasts  will  supply that amount  of milk .
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