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#6164 08/15/05 01:08 PM
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Jaycee is 13 months old and still nursing strong. Ideally I want to nurse for 2 years. I am afraid of getting off the Domp and losing my supply. I do have a full supply and have made a full supply since the day she was born. DH doesnt want me to buy anymore dmop but I am afraid of losing the supply. Does your body kick in and make milk on its own or do I need to stay on the Domp?
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Good question. I'd like to know, also. I think not though because my friend is still taking hers and Lenore says she's gone 3 years.

I believe some of the mothers here have decreased their dom dosage to see the effect on their supply.

Looking forward to hearing the answer.


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Hi Ladies,

If you have a full milk supply you can start to taper off the domperidone. Here are the instructions: http://www.asklenore.info/breastfeeding/induced_lactation/stopping_domperidone.html

Please let your doctor know what you're doing so that you can be monitored and educate at the same time.

I opted to stay on the domperidone in order to document a case of a mother (me) who took the domperidone for 3 years without adverse side effects. Ethan still gets my milk every day and he's fine too. My plan is to wean him when he's about 2 years old.

Warmest regards,


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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