I EP, but only get about 8 oz/day. I've been giving 1 oz at each feeding and supplementing with formula. So here is my question. I now have about 50 oz of frozen breast milk. Is it better to make that 50 oz last as long as possible? i.e. continue to give 1 oz at each feeding in which case it would last 6-7 days. OR does length not matter, and he will get the same benefit if he were to have all 50 oz in the next couple of days? I ask because how little I am getting when I pump that I am not sure how much longer I will be doing it. My son is now a month old and will be going in to full time daycare at 10 weeks old at the end of September. Just in time for flu season. :-/ TIA!
BFP #1 4/07, 6/07 MMC 9w6d D&C |
DX PCOS/annovulatory |
BFP #2 (50 mg Clomid) 11/8/10, Natural MC 11/25/10 |
Dec '10, Cycle #1 (50 mg Clomid) BFN |
Jan '11 Cycle #2 (100 mg Clomid) BFN |
Feb '11 Cycle #3 (100 mg Clomid & HCG trigger) BFN |
March '11 Cycle #4 (100 mg Clomid, HCG trigger, & IUI) BFN |
April '11 Cycle #5 (150 mg Clomid, HCG trigger, & IUI) = BFP --> Beta #1 12DPO: 48, Beta #2 14dpo: 171, Progesterone: 105, Beta #3 19dpo: 2,418 |
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TTC #2 9/13 Cycle #1 (no meds) BFN |
10/13 Cycle #2 (100 mg Clomid, Estradiol) BFN |
11/13 Cycle #3 (unexpected break cycle) = BFP --> Beta #1 18DPO: 2501, Progesterone 39, Beta #2 20DPO: 4924
Re: Random Question (I forgot to ask the pedi)
I'm just trying to make sense of things :-)
I had no idea that frozen breast milk lost its integrity! I suppose that answers my question then. I need to give him fresh milk as often as possible and give him the frozen stuff ASAP.
Thanks for your input!