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Low breastmilk supply
Hello doctor,
Blessed with a baby girl on 17th Oct by c-section. I had no breastmilk on that time so she was on formula milk for 3 days. After that I tried to give her breastmilk but she was unable to drink. From that time I am trying but she can't latch properly and start crying after sometime. My breastmilk supply is also low. What can I do to increase my milk supply?
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Consult with pediatrician, your gynae doc, in addition you can take a help of lactation consultant they are trained person in lactation problem..
If laching is not proper then reflex will not set up
There can be many cause for that.
First be confident..
For breast milk - take lots of water, dont get upset , be confident, take help of doctor or trained nurses or lactational counselor for proper laching, take nutritive diet .. everything will be in place
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