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Re: Low milk supply
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Athan and Nancy Kramer <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:
Wed, 11 Sep 1996 18:26:23 -0700
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It's a long shot...but ask the mom (or the hubby) about her sleeping
position. Maybe she's compressing the breast(s) somehow? Is she secretly
<g> wearing an underwire bra? Is she taking any kind of antihistimine, esp.
OTC? BCP? (Strange question, I know, but you never know.) Has she tried a
really good hospital-grade pump? (That made the difference for me; I was
one of those on-pitocin-forever moms whose milk seemed as though it would
never come in, then boom! It did and then my baby went on a nursing
strike!)  Are her fluid intake and nutrition adequate, and is she getting
as much rest as she can?

Sorry if I went for the obvious, but you never know.

Nancy Kramer
LLL Certified Peer Counselor

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