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Cyra D while breastfeeding
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Today morning at 6 am i have taken a capsule of cyra D will it effect my breastfeeding baby??
Should i continue breastfeeding or not??
If not for how long i have to give formula to my 2.5 months old baby??
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My reply is to continue breast feeding. Stop cyraD. Use only one drug .your cyraD has two drugs. Simple control diet no mirchi or any masala.use lot of lemon on your food to make tasty. Stop all beverages. Take curd and buttermilk. Take coconut water in place of soda. I am sure you feel much better. Use cold milk. Have banana to beat acidity. Use pure ghee on chapati let us hope to see your will power.pl let me know your response.
Consult again with me through practol.. you are not taking any drug to kill acidity.
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