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?? Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex (D-MER) is a condition that causes undesirable feelings right before a release of milk, which is commonly (and here, rather ironically) known as a “let down.” ?? These feelings generally occur along a spectrum of three different emotions – depression, anxiety, and anger. In this blog, we’ll walk you through: ?? How it’s Experienced ?? Occurrence ?? Cause ?? Management and Treatment ??Parents with D-MER can understandably start to dread breastfeeding. They may say, “I just didn’t like breastfeeding,” without ever understanding that there was a physical reason.? ?? Remember you are not alone, having D-MER doesn’t make you a “bad parent,” and most importantly, help is available.” — Sharon Berger, IBCLC, RN ?? Read full blog: https://loom.ly/FRNXwN0