Very common: Breast feeding can cause pretty bad cramps in the breast AND the uterus. The uterus the first few days after delivery and the breast later. Poor mild production can have a lot reasons; poor sucking, wrong breast feeding position. Many patients use a tea called "Mother's milk" or the natural herb called Fenugreek to improve mild production. If you had C-section many women have less milk
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Breastfeeding: Yes, you can get cramps.Find a milk consultant who can help you feed your baby properly
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Breastfeeding cramps: Yes, when the baby latches, your body releases a hormone that can cause the cramping. This usually is temporary. Initially your body only produces small amounts of milk, as a newborns requirements are very small. The more they nurse, the more your milk supply increases. Offer the breast to the baby regularly. Your doctor can weigh the baby to ensure they are getting enough to eat
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