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I have spoken to someone who is taking 120mg dom per day. The maximum in the protocol is 80. Has anyone heard of this? Has anyone tried this?
Suzanne
Mom to Mikayla(bio 2yrs BF) and Sarah(adopting-don't know when she's coming home:((()
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Hi Suzanne,
The maximum dose we recommend is 90 mg per day. That's 30 mg 3 times per day. But please start out with 10 mg 4 times per day for the first week and then increase to 20 mg 4 times per day. After two weeks, get back to me with your results and we'll see if you need to adjust. And please be sure to discuss all of this with your doctor.
Best,
Lenore Goldfarb, Ph.D.,CCC,IBCLC
Wife to Rob, Mom to Adam aged 13, and Ethan aged 9, both born via GS and breastfed via Regular Newman-Goldfarb Protocol.
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Hello please excuse me for butting in but have you any information or knowledge of breastfeeding an adopted baby?
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My e-mail address is desirenavicytia@hotmail.com please if anyone can help me with this I would appriciate this I am adopting a new baby in November and I work as a private nanny and am work right now and babies are about to wake up from naps so I will need to go sonn appriciate any help I can get I do have Polystic ovarian disease and my doctor said it would be impossible to try and breastfeed but I am not taking that as an answer thanks tia!!
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Welcome Tia! You are not butting in. We have all breastfed babies we didn't give birth to. I say it that way because some are adopted and some are from surrogacy. If you go to the Home page there is a lot of info there to start you on your journey. You posted in this forum which is medically induced lactation. So if you are open to using some meds to bring in your supply then I would suggest reading the Newman Goldfarb protocol. You can find that on the main index just click on it and it will take you there. Any and all questions are welcome here. That is what we are here for. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
Laurie~Craig's wife~Mom to 4 blessings nurtured at the breast CJ(24)Travis(21)Beka~adopted(9)Rab(6)
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Doesn't Kerri have polycistic ovarian disease? If so, she produced a full supply. Check out her posts.
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