Street guy on Instagram: "There are some rare but fascinating cases of women who produce breast milk in extremely large quantities due to a condition known as hyperlactation syndrome. This condition causes the body to overproduce milk, far beyond what a baby needs. One well-known example is Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra from Oregon, who reportedly produces up to 1.5 gallons of milk a day. Instead of wasting it, she donates her excess milk to hospitals and families in need, earning her the nickname “

Prutha Pai Panandiker on Instagram: "💦 Too much of a good thing? When milk flows too fast or too much, it’s called overactive letdown or hyperlactation — and it can be overwhelming for both mom and baby. Here’s how to make things easier 👇 5 Ways to Manage Overactive Letdown / Hyperlactation: 1️⃣ Feed in a laid-back or reclined position — this lets gravity slow down the flow. 2️⃣ Offer one breast per feed (block feeding) to help balance supply. 3️⃣ Express a little milk before latching so baby

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