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How can I have enough breastmilk for feeding if i am pumping?
I pump after feeding or an hour later and sometimes no milk comes out, or if it does by the time i need to feed my 2 month old she cries at my breast and I feel like theres no milk left, so i can never store because I end up giving her my pumped milk!
i pump for about 15- 20 min - double pump with ameda
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- Anonymous10 years agoFavorite Answer
Breast milk is supply and demand, with that being said; your body doesn't know that it isn't supplying enough milk. Pump after every feeding and in between if you can, just to jump start it. There are also medications that improve lactation. Domperidone is a gastro-intestinal medication that helps improve digestion. But it also improves lactation. I would ask your doctor about this medication and see if it might help you out.