your sister gave birthbut was not able to lactate. she confused because she thought all women are capable of lactating. how are you going to explain to her the situation
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It may be that a mother can’t produce a healthy breast milk supply, or perhaps they have to take a medication or undergo a medical treatment that isn’t safe during breastfeeding. There are also a few medical conditions that aren’t compatible with breastfeeding.
In some situations, it may be possible to pump and provide a child with breast milk in a bottle or to stop breastfeeding temporarily, then restart. However, in other instances, a baby shouldn’t get any breast milk at all, either in a bottle or through breastfeeding. Here are the reasons some women can’t or shouldn’t breastfeed.
Low Breast Milk Supply
Only a small percentage of women who want to breastfeed can’t due to lactation failure or a true low breast milk supply.1 A true low milk supply is usually the result of an underlying condition. With treatment, some issues can be corrected, so a mother can build a milk supply. However, some problems cannot be resolved. The causes of a true low milk supply include: