Breastfeeding milk supply

2021-09-03 10:20:37
My baby is 45 days old... Iam unable to meet her milk demand from few days.. She doesn't like formula milk at all and i dont prefer that too..she cries a lot when she doesn't get enough milk and iam unable to see my baby crying for milk... Pls suggest some foods or any safe medication that i can take to increase my milk supply..
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Galact granules ( 2 tea spoons Twice a day) emptying breast completely everytime you feed, followed by another breast. Atleast 3 -4 times night time feeding. Taking healthy food , fruits, vegetables. Taking enough rest ( sleep whenever baby sleeps) Stress, lack of sleep and proper nutrition,thinking too much will reduce milk production Don't worry. Everything will be all right if you just continue feeding every 2-3 hrs. If baby passes urine  6 times per 24 hrs, Everything is fine But you need help of pediatrician or lactation counseling for learning the latching and position of feeding. All the best

Answered2021-09-03 12:54:27

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I an to learn you are keen to breast feed your baby. Must continue to feed your feed . Every time start with alternate breast, you gave last on first on right side and then on left side. Next time start on left side. This assures complete emptying of breast andmore milk is produced. You mother should have nutritious food. Have lot of greens, fruits, milk , have Kale. It has lots antioxidants and nutrients minerals, havecocoanut water . Have jeera with water to swallow, seeds, nuts. You have black chocolate which sugar free. You concentrate on your food habits. Do exercises to improve brain circulation for hormonal needs. You should be free from fear or fright. Enjoy this period of Happy motherhood. You must put on music..
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No arguments in room .surroundings affect lot of milk production.

Answered2021-09-03 11:28:00

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Meet a lactation consultant. Is the baby having gases? Crying may be due to gases and not hunger.

Answered2021-09-03 10:50:49

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