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Using Sudefed to help dry up milk
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I am working with a client with repeat abscesses who is trying to stop nursing and dry up her very overabundant supply. We have been getting it down, but would like to see change a little bit faster. Everything needs to be slow due to her history. Can anybody offer guidance/experience on using Sudefed as part of the picture please? Thank you

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