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As There Is Insufficient Milk In My Breast Can I Feed My Child With Dexolac ?

Hi, kindly advice us.My baby is 31/2 month old, i have insufficient amount of breast milk ,so we are feeding her Dexolac - 1.Her weight is normally increasing & the pedeatrician has given the comment to continue with same food what you are giving her.
Mon, 18 Apr 2011
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Hi radha ;
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If your baby is tolerating the top feed of Dexolac well then you can continue it without any change.Even her weight is increasing normally so it is fine.As for insufficient breast milk it is a issue with few females for which you can consult your doctor to prescribe some medicines to increase the amount of milk.
Take care.
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As There Is Insufficient Milk In My Breast Can I Feed My Child With Dexolac ?

Hi radha ; welcome to HealthcareMagic If your baby is tolerating the top feed of Dexolac well then you can continue it without any change.Even her weight is increasing normally so it is fine.As for insufficient breast milk it is a issue with few females for which you can consult your doctor to prescribe some medicines to increase the amount of milk. Take care. Thanks