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Breastfeeding - milk not sufficient
My baby girl is 2 month old. I delivered by c section and covid positive.
My milk is not sufficient.
My babe is sucking for 1.5 hrs
I had lactate tablet and having healthy food.
In spite of all my milk is not sufficient.
Pls help
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Well ..actually more the baby suck on breast, more baby stay with baby there will be more milk production..and remember if the enough milk is there or not depends on how much time child passes urine? How much time child sleeps after feed? How much is the weight gain in 2 months?
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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Hi.
What is your baby’s birth weight and current weight.
If baby is gaining weight adequately, then nothing to worry, you have enough milk.
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