Victoria writes :

They  claim their is no connection, however, I personally noticed a 
decrease in my  milk while on Zoloft. I discontinued use and regained supply about 
2 weeks  later.




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Victoria, 

Thanks for sharing your experience. Is this one of those instances  where 
individuals would email the FDA website about drug side effects, to start  
alerting the FDA about side effects? This may not be a big concern to them, 
and  it may be a case of weighing one serious side effect against the mental 
health  issues which prompted the use of it in the first place. Still mothers 
have a  right to know the possibilities. The company may claim there is no 
connection,  but perhaps this is how we begin to show them there actually is 
one. They may  not be getting reports, or reports in quantity? Just 
thinking...
 
Peace,
Judy  

Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA
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