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Less breast milk
I am 24 years old. My weight is 82kgs. I delivered via c section on 27th January 2020.
I have low breastmilk supply that is only 10ml and increasing at all. When i express with manual pump i got only 10ml.
I am using galact granules and lactare tablets but no use.
I am drinking lot of water. I am taking protein food also but no use.
How much protein should i take in a day to increase breast milk.
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One egg a day is sufficient days requirment of protein
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Take some calcium supplements
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Please specify your dates properly. Is it 27 January 2020 or 2022 ?
You are trying most of the methods to increase breast milk but it is not succeeding.
I suggest you give formula milk to the baby.
One thing should always be remembered; breast milk or no breast milk, baby can not be starved.
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