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5 Responses to “Can a nursing mother take in too much vitamin c and cause her breastfed baby to have acid reflux?”
I think it can happen. I know that too much vitamin C caused my acid reflux and that is why I had to stop nursing, I had other problems but you really need to talk to your doctor it.
this is a good question, but I do not think so. I know that vitamins Strip care of your body, but I do not think that would draw a surplus of milk. probably put the right amount in the BM and the mother worried about reflux. “The good news is that milk always has a certain quality nutritionally, even if your diet is not perfect. However, the levels of certain vitamins such as vitamins B6 and C and minerals such as chromium in human milk is directly influenced by their food intake.’s why a nutritious diet is so important and why supplements can be a real asset. “Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is excreted in human milk. concentrations reported in milk vary from 24-158 g / mL (30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37 and 38). Infants in women with low nutritional status, milk vitamin C is directly proportional to the dose (31,32). supplementation with 4,200 mg of vitamin C produces a large quantity of milk 2461 g / mL (31). Similarly, another group of women with low intake of vitamin C supplementation with 34,103 mg / day given levels of 3455 g / mL (32). By contrast, studies in women who consume well-fed the RDA or more of vitamin C in their diets show that intake of higher amounts would not significantly increase levels of this vitamin in their milk (33 and 34). Although the total intake of vitamin C above 1000 mg / day, 10 times the RDA, has not significantly increased milk concentrations of vitamin C intake of children (36). However, the mother of the vitamin excretion increased significantly. *** These studies indicate that the excretion of vitamin C in human milk is adjusted to prevent exceeding a saturation level (36). *** “Http://drugsafetysite. Com / vitamin-c / say the recommended daily dose of vitamin C during breastfeeding is 95mg. So if you have taken more, had to pee outside to avoid exceeding the ‘ amount.
This is what you do, call the nurse advice of the military installation, I’m not sure how your works, but most likely will get in touch with the information and the nurse will call you within 24 hours is a professional nurse, not an assistant or something similar.
April 14th, 2010 at 4:42 am
You should really ask your child’s doctor that question.
April 14th, 2010 at 5:05 am
While I was pregnant I said I can take the piss enough vitamin C and C plus your body does not need, so I think it would be good during lactation.
April 14th, 2010 at 5:58 am
I think it can happen. I know that too much vitamin C caused my acid reflux and that is why I had to stop nursing, I had other problems but you really need to talk to your doctor it.
April 14th, 2010 at 6:02 am
this is a good question, but I do not think so. I know that vitamins Strip care of your body, but I do not think that would draw a surplus of milk. probably put the right amount in the BM and the mother worried about reflux. “The good news is that milk always has a certain quality nutritionally, even if your diet is not perfect. However, the levels of certain vitamins such as vitamins B6 and C and minerals such as chromium in human milk is directly influenced by their food intake.’s why a nutritious diet is so important and why supplements can be a real asset. “Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is excreted in human milk. concentrations reported in milk vary from 24-158 g / mL (30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37 and 38). Infants in women with low nutritional status, milk vitamin C is directly proportional to the dose (31,32). supplementation with 4,200 mg of vitamin C produces a large quantity of milk 2461 g / mL (31). Similarly, another group of women with low intake of vitamin C supplementation with 34,103 mg / day given levels of 3455 g / mL (32). By contrast, studies in women who consume well-fed the RDA or more of vitamin C in their diets show that intake of higher amounts would not significantly increase levels of this vitamin in their milk (33 and 34). Although the total intake of vitamin C above 1000 mg / day, 10 times the RDA, has not significantly increased milk concentrations of vitamin C intake of children (36). However, the mother of the vitamin excretion increased significantly. *** These studies indicate that the excretion of vitamin C in human milk is adjusted to prevent exceeding a saturation level (36). *** “Http://drugsafetysite. Com / vitamin-c / say the recommended daily dose of vitamin C during breastfeeding is 95mg. So if you have taken more, had to pee outside to avoid exceeding the ‘ amount.
April 14th, 2010 at 6:28 am
This is what you do, call the nurse advice of the military installation, I’m not sure how your works, but most likely will get in touch with the information and the nurse will call you within 24 hours is a professional nurse, not an assistant or something similar.