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Low milk supply
I am a mother of 2 months baby.It was a normal delivery.From starting only I do not have sufficient milk supply.milk supply is very low.After 25 mins of pressing I hardly able to manage with only 25 ml milk,which is not sufficient for my baby's hunger.please recommend a medicine that increases milk supply instantly.I already tried wantolact and lactonic granules but no use.
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You have to breastfeed often so that in long-term your lactation improves. Proper technique of breast feeding is important for stimulation of lactation.
The four signs of good attachment are:
more of the areola is visible above the baby's top lip than below the lower lip;
the baby's mouth is wide open;
the baby's lower lip is curled outwards;
the baby's chin is touching or almost touching the breast.
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