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I have 15 days old baby.. Born in 35 weeks still now she is finding to suck milk.she is sucking only little milk. Am also giving prenan formula feed... And also pumping and giving daily 30 ml of breast milk. Whether 30 ml gives little bit strength and immunity to kid.. I know formula feed is not good pls tell whether 30 ml gives little strength
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30ml is more than enough for a preterm baby. Do not get worried as it will further decrease your milk production. Stay relax and give your milk every 2 to 3 hours. You should eat lots of dal and dairy products to increase milk production.
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Prefer expressing out more milk and giving her breast milk, if she's still hungry then go for top feed Feed evry 2-3 hourly If milk secretion is less then you can take meds for the same to increase the production
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