Cap lactare 2-2-2 for 3 days Tab perinorm 1-0-1 for 2 days If she sleeps for 2 hrs without getting irritated, passes urine 5 to 7 times a day. Then it's normal because she needs your warmth and hug and ur presence

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Sagoo in any form Fenugreek capsule Suckling by baby is good  it increase output of  milk.

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Its depends on baby sucking during feeding.

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Breastfeeding her every 2-3 hr in day and every 3-4 hr in night ..do not wake her up for feeding Breast milk is increased by sucking.. If still u feel it's less than start  satawary powder for you. 1 tbsp in 1 glass of water .. do not give this to baby. It's only for mother to improve lactation..

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Hello. At 15 days, babies often feed for long durations, and frequent sucking actually helps increase breast milk supply. Passing urine 5–6 times daily is usually a reassuring sign that the baby is getting some milk. You may consider: • Breastfeeding every 2–3 hours • Ensuring proper latch and feeding from both breasts • Staying well hydrated and eating a balanced diet • Avoiding frequent formula unless necessary Since milk supply and feeding technique need proper assessment, a detailed review would be helpful. You may book an online consultation for proper evaluation and personalized treatment guidance.

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Frequent sucking is normal in newborns and helps increase milk supply. Baby passing urine 5–6 times daily is usually a good sign. Feed frequently, stay well hydrated, eat well and avoid stress. Milk supply usually improves gradually.

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At 15 days postpartum, milk supply is still developing. A baby feeding for long periods is normal and 5–6 urine times/day suggests adequate intake. Advice: Breastfeed frequently, ensure good latch, drink plenty of fluids, rest well, and limit formula to help increase milk supply.

At 15 days postpartum, breast milk supply is still stabilizing. Babies often suck for long periods, which actually helps stimulate milk production. A urine output of 5–6 times per day usually indicates the baby is getting a reasonable amount of milk, so supply may not be as low as you think.Giving frequent formula sometimes reduces breast stimulation, which can decrease milk production.

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Breastfeed frequently (every 2–3 hours) Ensure proper latch while feeding. Drink plenty of fluids. Eat a nutritious diet (fenugreek, garlic, green leafy vegetables, oats). Take adequate rest and reduce stress. If milk supply is still low, consult a doctor or lactation specialist.

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