Rachelle, I had experience with a mom who had lots of trouble getting pregnant with her first child. However, with all of her children, she had problems with lactogenesis. Once milk production started, there was no problem with supply. The first two times she had to pump, pump, pump, and finger feed for a while. The third time, she didnt even have any sensation of her milk coming in despite a very awake and well-latched newborn. She took metocloprimide, and within 12 hours, lactogenesis happened. It was amazing. She did NOT need the drug to maintain a supply, just to stimulate milk production initially. She took the drug for less than a week. There was no decrease in her supply when she stopped taking the drug. She had no side effects. Is the correct term for initial milk production lactogenesis, or is it galactogenesis????? Anyway, this mom went through hoops with her first two kids in order to get her body to finally respond and make milk.. The third time was so different using Reglan. The baby was 9 or 10 days old when she started the drug so we gave her body plenty of time to come around on it's own. Believe me, she shed plenty of tears over her bad luck the third time around despite her significant knowledge of BFing, a baby who did everything right, lots of LC and pediatrician support. Her heart broke during the initial weight checks, when she was having serious feelings of deja vu. Reglan was like a miracle for her! We have no doubt that whatever is at the root of her infertility is also at the root of her lactogenesis problem. Something hormonal; who knows what. Regards, Debbie, RN, LLLL -- Registered ICC User check out http://www.usefulware.com/~jfoltz