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Not enough breastmilk
My baby is 6month 25days old..am having low milk supply for oast few weeks..my friend told me to take lactaid to boost milk production..image is attached for reference..can i have lactaid..is lactcare and lactaid same?
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Give her cow milk as required. Increasing breast milk some medicine in ayurveda .
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take jeerakadyasav 25ml with equal water after meal daily twice. satavari churna with honey twice daily.
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Please take Zandu pharmacy SATAVAREX granules.. one tsp ,twice daily after food along with luke Warm milk ..
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Drink more water Include More leafy vegetables, on your diet. Feed your body more often will improve your  breast milk . consul me online though this platform for further guidance and treatments.
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You can take. Drink at least 2 lt water in a day Two times milk in a day. Incre rice intake Add Dalia in your diet. Or you can take marital plus one teaspoon  with milk.
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ayurveda have hearbal leafmedicin to increse milk. no need any milk production agent.
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ayurveda get almost relif.
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Consultant any Ayurveda physician you will get benefits,  shatavarex  granules you can take two spoons with cup of milk twice.  Better option consultant any ayurveda physician
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You can you shatavari kalpa (Dhootpapeshwar company) 2 spoon with warm milk for twice a day. You can have methi(Fenugreek seeds) in your diet. Take smoothy of ragi,gud,and jeera as a morning breakfast.
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You can use satavarex granules with milk twice daily. Use methi ganji, oats in diet. Include enough fluids I diet. Do breathing exercises to reduce stress and improve sleep
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Thanks for trusting Ayurveda and seeking help on authentic platform. Love towards offspring and adequately rest n self nourishment are some basic factors. Surely medicines do help. Have nagvelli pan i.e vidyache pan (bittle leaves) after food
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments
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Firstly, it's common for some mothers to experience fluctuations in milk supply during their breastfeeding journey. There are several natural ways to try to increase milk supply, such as: 1. Frequent breastfeeding or pumping: The more you stimulate your breasts, the more milk your body may produce. 2. Ensure a proper latch: Ensuring that your baby has a correct latch while breastfeeding can help optimize milk transfer and stimulate milk production. 3. Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water to maintain adequate hydration, as it can impact milk production. 4. Eat a balanced diet: A well-balanced diet with sufficient nutrients can support milk production. 5. Rest and reduce stress: Sufficient rest and managing stress can positively influence milk supply. Regarding Lactaid and LactCare, it's important to note that these might be brand names for products, and their availability and formulations can vary based on your location. Therefore, I cannot specifically comment on the products you mentioned without more detailed information. If you are considering using any lactation aids or supplements to increase milk supply, it's crucial to consult with a lactation consultant, healthcare provider, or a qualified professional. They can evaluate your specific situation, provide personalized advice, and ensure that any product you use is safe and appropriate for you and your baby. Remember that breastfeeding challenges are common, and seeking professional guidance can help you navigate through them more effectively. In some cases, a combination of breastfeeding, pumping, and, if necessary, formula feeding may be recommended to ensure your baby receives adequate nutrition and your breastfeeding goals are met.
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