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Pumping schedule
Before wen I pump 5 mins each side 80-100ml used to come. Now after pumping for 10 mins each side only 60-80ml comes. Why ? And wat can be done to increase the milk supply. My baby is only 2 months 3 days old.
How long should we pump and how many times to increase the production
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Greetings.I don't advise it. Please do breast feeding.It enforces bondage and prevents infection.
Allow to fill more. But don't recommend pumping.
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You should pimp for 15 mins on each side 6 to 8 times a day for a 2 month old baby. Eat methi seeds, ajwain, dry fruits, jaggery to increase milk production. Eat only home cooked fresh foods. Take capsule lactare 2 capsules thrice a day to increase milk production. Do exercises like yoga or walking. Do meditation like those by Sadhguru or Sri Sri Ravishankar. Avoid papers, news, TV, social media etc.
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