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No milk supply
Is there any hormonal treatment for low milk supply during breastfeeding...i m already on capsule lactare 2 caps twice a day since 1 and hlf months and on lactonic granules...but no any results...kindly suggest...my child is just 3 and hlf months old
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Mam, if ur baby is gaining weight adequately,passing urine atleast 6times a day and she is active cheerful it indicates that ur milk is enough for child.
To increase breast feeding mother should take good amount of calories and b relaxed frequently feed ur child.eat ginger garlic fenugreek green leafy vegetables a lot.
No hormone therapy available for this.
U have to b confident tat ur milk will b enough.
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Dr. Neha Bansal
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15 yrs exp
Delhi
Try frequent breast feeding .improve water and protein intake.
Can try for problem tablets as well
But most imp is the baby in any other feed??
How do you judge that milk output is low
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Ok consult online if any further queries
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