I've just had my first domperidone mother.  She started birth control pills
at a few months and her ample supply plummeted.  A working mother, she'd
been doing everything she could short of quitting work (which also probably
wouldn't have helped) to bring her supply back up.

She's been on domperidone for about 10 days, and is now dealing with
oversupply.  Baby's gone from scant stools to green, frothy, copious.  Very
cool, and now I wish I'd worked harder in the past to help mothers find the
stuff!

But she's also having to scald her milk to prevent "souring" - something she
never had to do before.  Has anyone else seen this?
--
Diane Wiessinger, MS, IBCLC  Ithaca, NY
www.wiessinger.baka.com

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