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A dyad in your breastfeeding clinic reports a chief complaint of low milk supply. The infant is 4 weeks old and is being supplemented after every feeding with 2 ounces of formula. The infant feeds 8-9 times per day at the breast for 20-25 minutes on 2 sides. The infant’s weight tracks at 95% on WHO charts. Your history finds the only contributing factor to low milk supply is a C/S for failure to progress. What is your first best action? a. Ask the mother to pump in the office to look at the yield from one side. b. Set up an SNS c. Observe a feeding to optimize latch and position d. Refer back to OB because of the need for a prescription for a galactagogue
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