Low Breast Milk Supply treatment in Mérida

Low breast milk supply refers to an amount of milk that the mother perceives as insufficient to cover the baby's needs during breastfeeding.

Possible factors: it may be related to an ineffective latch, a reduced frequency of breastfeeding, stress, insufficient rest, or particular health conditions.

When to seek guidance? If the baby does not gain weight adequately or breastfeeding generates persistent doubts or discomfort, it is advisable to review the technique and the general context.

Who can help? The general practitioner can guide the initial evaluation, and the nursing staff usually provides support with advice on breastfeeding techniques. Consulting a professional allows identifying the cause and receiving personalized support.