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Dear drs i am a nursing mom and struggling to produce breast milk. im currently on eglonyl, similac mom, jungle juice, ginger tea, tea with milk and lots of water but still struggling. any advise?
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Breast milk: Stop eglonyl this is an anti psychotic medication and I am unaware of any sources that recommend this. No Jungle juice this has vodka and rum. Get a large drink container with straw of water with lemon. Drink a gallon of water daily. Continue to nurse baby every 2 hours. This will stimulate your mild supply
Answered 10/26/2017
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