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Hi everyone...My oversupply mom of a 5 month old had her prolactin level
come back in at 82.3, which I think is high.  Can  anyone give me a
reference.  I can find the nonpregnant, non-lactating levels (1-24), but not
for a 5 mo old?  Please email me privately.  TIA!
Warmly,
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INFANT CUISINE AND MOTHER CARE: Lactation Consulting, Perinatal Health
Education and Attachment Parenting Classes for parents and practitioners

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