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Body pain, leg pain while breastfeeding
I am working mother of 2.5 year old and my kid continues to breastfeed at time. At times I feel lot of restlessness in my lower body while he feeds. Post my delivery my Gynaec had recommended that take Orofer XTand shelcal HD till time I breastfeed..pls suggest if I can continue to take the supplements and what dosage or any other medication. Gradually I plan to completely wean off my kid but till the time it happens pls suggest if I can have any supplements as I have started having body pain issues as well...
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It is time to stop feeding your child as he is already 2.5 years old. Feed him on cow or baffellow milk.
Take well balanced diet with plenty of leaffy vegetables and fresh fruits. Take Shelcal-HD tablet once daily for 3 months Take Capsule Dexorange once daily for 3 months.
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