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Does my food affect my breast milk?
Does the food I eat alter the quality of my milk? Will my child get gas or acidity or change in colour of poop, if I eat foods that cause gas or acid? And if I eat a pantocid or any medicine for gas, will my child benefit from it because I'm breastfeeding her?
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Sometimes certain foods may cause some problem in the baby but if your baby is growing fine and not having any Colic or such like problems , don’t avoid anything in your diet . Just ensure that you consume adequate amount of protein in the diet which can be in the form of milk and eggs so that adequate quality of milk is produced . There is absolutely no need of taking excessive fats like ghee , butter etc
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U need to eat complete balanced that must include 1 serving veg, one serving daals, dryfruits, fruits ,milk ,lots of water & atleast 1 litres of milk on daily basis while breast feeding baby. Eating tab pantocid will not give any sort of benefit to baby...
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