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"Shannon Sanford, IBCLC" <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 12 May 2011 01:24:50 -0400
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Hello, all.  Me again, seeking wisdom from the voices of experience.  

Permission to post: Baby #3 currently aged 3+ months.  Mom with history of two seperate low milk supply experiences, infertility only with pregnancy #2, lifetime history of menstral irregularity and diagnosis of PCOS based on life history review (no complaints of symptoms) and with no medical treatments ever prescribed.  Now, baby #3 has breast and bottle-fed formula from birth.  Reported to manifest symptoms of milk intolerance within first 24 hours (?) of birth and switched to Gentle-ease. Continued explosive loose, green stools, fussiness and large spits led to a switch to soy-based formula at age 8 days with no further problems.  Continued to breast and formula-feed for 4+ weeks without issues.  Mom had a brief, but intense viral flu-like illness.  Baby kept nursing throughout, but supply nose-dived after illness.  Following week, infant began refusing breast.  LC assistance sought.  Low milk supply issue targeted via usual methods (increased nursing, herbals, pumping, Rx, SNS, etc) and supply has responded.  Baby likes to breastfeed.  However, baby begins screaming and arching within 15-30 minutes of any breastfeeding, perisiting for hours.  If supplmented all day on soy, no issue.  When one bottle of EBM is offered, same pattern of behavior reoccurs as when breastfeeding.  Pedi has advised baby is "allergic" to mom's milk and only option is dairy elimination.  Mom is 100% certain she would rather involute and donate stored milk than eliminate any dairy from her diet.  Before she takes this drastic step, any other suggestions?   

Thank you,
Shannon (in Texas)

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