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Is there an over-the-counter medicine i can buy to increase milk production?
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No: There is not any medication, vitamin, special supplement, or special food that will increase a normal woman's breastmilk production. However, there may be stuff out there that sellers are advertising, claiming to increase breast milk.
Answered 10/4/2016
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