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Baby feeding problem
I have 3 and half month old son. 1 month before I got some infection, so told to stop breastfeeding because of antibiotics. After 4 weeks when I checked in not getting milk at all. Only 2 drops. I gave formula to baby. I took perinorm tablet now. How can I get my milk back and start feeding baby. Before also I use get milk less.
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Try to put your baby to suck the nipple. It will start milk let down reflex and put your baby when hungry at interval of 2hr. Drink more water while feeding. Drink milk three times a day. Shatavarex powder in milk twice a day. Try nearby gynaecologist for nipple pores blockage and syringing by special technique. You can take telephonic consultation on practo consult app for understanding how you can prepare a syringe for it
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