I had one Mum who went to 5/6 weeks like this.  Had scans, blood work,
the lot.  Appeared to be no let-down.  She had a history of Graves'
disease but thyroid had been normal and everything under control
throughout pregnancy.

At 5 weeks, she gave up, as it was causing too much disruption to her
bonding with her baby.  I did suggest the nasal spray to see it that got
her a let-down, but that info came too late for her - she'd resolved to
concentrate on her and the baby at that point.

Morgan Gallagher

Christy Battye wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone had any experience with "no milk" on Day 10 postpartum? First
> baby, great latch and LOTS of stimulation since birth, no history of breast
> surgery & development history completely normal (including normal pregnancy
> changes), placenta normal on examination at birth (follow-up ultrasound has
> been ordered).

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