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Girls, hello everyone. I have a question about weaning from breastfeeding. The mammologist recommended Dostinex for 2 days, taking 1 tablet twice a day. But I forgot to ask—what if the baby still wants to breastfeed? Is it harmful or not? Does anyone know? Milk might still be produced during the day, right?
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Viktoriya
Dostinex is a medication used to suppress lactation. If the baby is breastfeeding, the medication may increase the risk of milk saturation. It is better not to breastfeed while taking it to avoid unnecessary stimulation. After completing the course, wait 2-3 days for the milk supply to decrease before resuming breastfeeding.
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Rys
You should not give Dostinex to the breast.
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Nadezhda Kapralova
Under no circumstances should you give the breast.
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Lyali
Do not give the breast, especially if you are finishing.
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Marianna
Expressing milk in small amounts for relief is acceptable, but giving the baby a heavy load is strictly prohibited.
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Ella
It reduces prolactin levels and is strictly contraindicated during breastfeeding. Your milk won't disappear in a day. Slightly express some milk if it becomes firm.
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Diana Kalinovskaya
You can't simply start by weaning the baby from breastfeeding, especially considering where the milk was expressed or fed to the child, and depending on how many days the separation period lasts. Only then, when everything is truly settled, can you calmly conclude the breastfeeding.
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