Lactation in nursing women

Lactation in nursing women
Lecithin: Lecithin is a chief remedy for enhancing milk production in lactating woman. It acts a galactogog, that is it increases the quantity of milk secretion in nursing women and makes it more nourishing. It is useful in tired, weak people having shortness of breath, loss of flesh and general weakness. It is also useful in anaemia, convalascence, neurasthenia and insomnia.

Calcarea Phosphorica: Calcarea phosphorica is useful remedy during lactation. The milk tastes salty and the child refuses breast. There is also weakness with aching and pressing in uterine region during lactation. It helps in nourishing bones and glands.
1. LECITHIN 30
2. CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA 6X

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