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Previous Thread Next Thread Print Thread Increased pumping giving me decreased milk!!??!!?? #6287 10/10/05 12:35 AM A Anonymous Unregistered Anonymous Unregistered A After a year's wait WE HAVE BEEN MATCHED!!! Birthmom is due Nov 15. I have 2 bio sons ages 6 & 4, 4 yo still nursing, have been on Domp since May and pumping/nursing since Feb. Have been getting 12-15 oz per 24 hrs when pumping 4-6x per day. Since getting matched on Friday, I upped it to 8-9x per day and am now only getting 8-9 oz per 24 hrs!!!! And my breasts feel really soft! What is going on here? Any advice? Anyone else experience this? Is it the new stress? Should I plan on 15 -16 oz per 24 hrs for newborn (as helpful karie suggested in previous post:)? Copy Link to Clipboard Moderated by  Admin  Hop To Welcome to the Ask Lenore Forums ------  Welcome   Technical Difficulties?  Your Picture  Photo Gallery  Important Message From LenoreBreastfeeding ------  BreastfeedingInduced Lactation aka Adoptive B... ------  Natural Methods to Induce Lacta...  Medical Interventions to Induce...Infertility and Assisted Reprodu... ------  Infertility  SurrogacyRecurrent Miscarriage ------  Recurrent MiscarriageEtc... ------  Related IssuesBuy/Sell/Trade ------  Buy/Sell/Trade Print Thread Show Likes Link Copied to Clipboard

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