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Fri, 13 Apr 2012 09:42:30 -0500
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high calcium levels
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Dear Allison, this one is a first for me. Thinking about it, I wonder what the vitamin d, phosphorus and magnesium levels are. What supplements does mom take? what is her diet like? What medicines? 
Did someone check her breastmilk for calcium levels, or are they assuming the levels are high because baby has unusual symptoms? Rowena, Texas
Rowena Tucker IBCLC

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