breastfeeding complications

How can low milk supply be increased?

To enhance milk supply:
1. Breastfeed frequently and on demand.
2. Ensure proper latch and efficient milk removal.
3. Consider galactagogues (substances that promote milk production) if recommended by a healthcare provider.
4. Stay hydrated and maintain a balanced diet.

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