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Salty breast milk
My baby is 2.5 year old and she is still breastfeeding,. only at night. But now my breast milk became salty, my baby started telling this around 3 weeks ago itself, but now only I realised it is salty only, color is normal. I m not facing any other difficulty. is it normal or should I consult a doctor for this. Should I stop breast feeding now, is it bad for my baby? Pls advise
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
You should definitely stop breastfeeding
It's not harmful for the baby but it is for you
You will eventually become calcium deficient
Ending up with bone pain
Hope you were taking calcium supplements regularly all these years
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