In a message dated 7/7/2005 9:06:52 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
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I had a  call today from a locan Physician's Assistant.  She has a client  who
did a two week course of Reglan, but noticed a significant dip in her  supply
as she decreased.  The PA's question to me was why can't the  mother take it
longer than the two week regimen.
 
All I can offer is personal experience.  Until recently I  did not know 
Reglan was only supposed to be used for 2 weeks...I used it for  months and months 
because fenugreek did nothing for me, and without Reglan my  milk supply was 
minimal at best.  Luckily I had no bad side effects.   (tardive diskenisia sp? 
etc.)  Anyway...I am sure this isn't acceptable as  norm in anyway shape or 
form, just happy that nothing bad cameof it....still  nursing but since she eats 
more solids and such my milk is now  adequate.
 
Renee
 
 
 
"Women should not feel guilty if they are unable to breastfeed, but  they 
*should* feel guilty if they are unwilling to do so, and they should be  
intellectually honest enough to know the difference." -Elizabeth Gene 

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