Although I have never dealt with a woman with pituitary adenoma, i  
have dealt with women who have been VERY slow to produce adequate  
amounts of milk. One woman pumped, cried and pumped some more for 8  
weeks, yes, 8 weeks. Domperidone really helped both women. The other  
woman took 6 weeks of pumping and crying to get her full supply. In  
both of these cases I never would have believed it if I hadn't seen  
it with my own eyes. The '8 weeker' went onto breastfeed exclusively  
for 6 months and them well into her baby's 18th month. The '6 weeker'  
now has an 8 week old baby who is gaining 2 ounces/day on her mommy's  
milk only. Ironically enough, both of these women, at one point  
during out time together, mentioned they were 'late bloomers' I asked  
how late, they both said they hadn't gotten their first period until  
age 16. I am still in touch with both women. One had NO problem with  
baby #2!!! Those 2 were the longest I personally experienced. Some  
clients are 3-5 weeks, some give up before they have a chance, now  
that I know it can take so long...
Don't antihistamines dry up sinuses??? Like nasal and milk sinuses??
Cheers to dogged determination,
Annie VerSteeg 

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