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How to Increase milk supply
Hi, I have a 2 and a half weeks baby. My baby is not getting enough food and she keeps on crying always. I have less milk supply. I noticed it while using breast pump.
Please suggest me how to increase my milk supply, as her bilirubin level is little bit high. I want to complete breast feed her and i don't want to feed her Nan pro.
Please suggest what foods shall i take to increase my breast milk. Or is there any suppliment to use?
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Take lactare capsule 2times daily after food for a month and galact granules in milk
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Come down dear drink 3-4 litre of water and increase ur food intake as u need extra calories with protein rich food including meat...
Green leafy vegetables,sprouts,methi,rusk,bread these are galactogoues increases milk supply
U can take galact powder in milk twice daily
Baby doens't cry only for hunger it cries for lot of issues initially like pee poop warmth hot cold anything u can comfort them by breastfeeding..
Ur supply will establish by 8weeks
Pump after every feed for 10min it vll increase.. don't judge alone by output
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Protein rich diet
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