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Breast feed stop-denatonium benzoate
Hi doctor,
My baby is 16 months old and weight is 9.5 kg, always looking for breast milk, not at all interested in eating solids or any other liquids. Very small amount of milk is coming for me to feed. He is satisfying with milk only. Can we use
"Denatonium benzoate femite"
to apply to breast to try to stop breast feeding. Is it good to use or any side effects for baby.
Please advise.
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No. Nothing to apply to breast to stop feeding.
But yes don’t fill stomach with milk.
Keep tying food item when baby hungry.. don’t easily give milk.
Have to work hard to try to give food instead of milk.
Keep trying at every feed time to shift to food instead of milk. But nothing to apply to do so..
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Dr. Sachin Pariskar
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8 yrs exp
Pune
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