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A previous student had issues with milk let down while breastfeeding and mentioned it may be related to dopamine levels. Low dopamine levels can cause problems with milk let down during breastfeeding. Explaining that low dopamine was likely the cause of the student's milk let down issues during breastfeeding.

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I had a previous student who had a problem with milk let down during breastfeeding. She
mentioned it had something to do with dopamine. Explain what was likely happening.
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Hi,
This is the reason why your student had a problem with milk let down due to low level
dopamine.
I hope my answer is satisfactory.
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