Hi,
It sounds like you have had a difficult and frustrating time of it. I wonder, how many times are you breastfeeding your little one? You may not be as far off track as you think. 70mls is a pretty worthy effort. The baby will generally more out than the pump - and babies feel usually 10 or more times a day - so if he got 70mls 10 times a day he would be getting 700 mls which is what babies would normally get at this time. Frequent feeding will also ease the colic and it’s a great way of settling the baby. Some women opt for frequent feeding during the night and condense supplements in a bigger bottle last thing at night. That way you are just breastfeeding normally in the day. Many women go on to breastfeed just fine with a bottle or two a day - it doesn’t have to be all or nothing, and giving bottles doesn’t make you less of a breastfeeding mum. Are you still working closely with your LC? It’s important to identify the problem and select the right solution. Motilium works by increasing your prolactin levels, but if your prolactin levels are not low then no amount of motilium will solve the problem. It would be best to work with your LC and doctor to get the suitable level of motilium, but I personally wouldn’t recommend increasing the dose - the dose you are taking is above what is normally prescribed already.
Warm Regards
Barb
Yeah it's not easy with him, but it's getting better and longer
Yesterday (24/7) he ate from a bottle total of 385ml and I breastfed him 9 times. As for now I always give him a bottle after the breastfeed and if he is hungry again after an hour or less I just give him the bottle cause I know I don't have much.

I got 70ml that time because my breast got full and he didn't eat from it, so with each breastfeeding if it's one to three hours a part I have less.
My LC said there is nothing else she can do for me, that's why I wrote here for help.