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Dried breast milk due to cabgolin
I had mastitis about two weeks ago. A local doctor prescribed Cabgolin (cabergoline) without discussing it with me beforehand. I took four tablets over two days, as advised. Before taking Cabgolin, I had a good milk supply. Since then, my breast milk supply has almost completely stopped, and it has been two weeks now. My mastitis has completely resolved.
I have been taking Galact tablets for the past four days, and after taking them, I am now seeing a very small amount of milk, but my supply is still extremely low. I am very worried about my condition. Is it possible to reverse the effect of Cabgolin and restore my milk supply? What should I do to increase my milk production again?
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Frequent breast stimulation is the most important start.
Skin to slin contact with baby frequently can help breastfeeding and feeding behavior.
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