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I delivered my premature twins in 7th month.They were in NICU for 2 months.And I have been struggling to produce milk so I started pumping at home.Month after month there was a considerable increase but now at 4th month my milk is reduced and their hunger seems to increase so I am formula feeding which seems to satisfy them. I have a history of pcod, diabetes and thyroid.i am taking fenugreek moringa lactare tablets and powder but nothing seems to work.Can I take perinorm​ for the second time
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HELLO, SABOODANA WITH MILK IS LACTO GOGIG EFFECTS NO HARM TO CONSUME. CAN BE TAKEN TWO TIMES. OK.
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Please Don't worry Take Alfa Alfa Q Liquid Homeopathic medicine 10 drops in 50 ml water Twice a day for 3 to 6 mths Stop fenugreek seeds Continue lactare caps Give me feedback after 7 days
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U  can take ricinus Q (homoeopatic med.) It gives wonderful results in lactating mothers with no side effects. Take 5 drops  in half cup of water. Four times daily.plz give feedback..... NJOY GUD HEALTH.
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