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Breast feeding
If I nurse with one breast it gets empty and other is full..... Now the empty one doesn't start producing milk untill I nurse from full one again.
Y this happens and what should I eat so that milk is produced frequently as it takes so long after breast is empty to get full again.
Please advise.
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This is the normal phenomenon. Don't worry.
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Consult a doctor if you feel milk is not adequate
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Plenty of oral fluids
Balanced healthy high energy diet
Less stress
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This is normal phenomenon..... nothing to worry
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
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Please consult
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