I told her that wasn't possible since I needed to build my supply up for when returning to work... since she only does visits by initation of prescribers, I cannot just call her to ask her any kind of questions, and I try not to bother our primary physician as much as possible, seeing as how for the first 3 months of my daughters life, we were in the office once a week- to multiple times per week due to the spit up issue, along with illnesses she endured as well. We have been on ranitidine to try and reverse/correct the spit up issue, which seemed to work great at first, then wouldn't, and back to square one when she would start profusely spitting up again... we have tried increasing her dose as she would start to gain her weight back,( while she was sick with rsv symptoms, viral bronchitis, and finally a double ear infection, she started to lose quite a bit of weight). So as her weight started to increase, so has her dose of ranitidine. 

Her Dr. Has said that if the ranitidine did not work, we would go another route and try omepraze. 

Her father and his parents are under the impression that she has lactose intolerance and thats the reason why she keeps spitting up. 

I being in the medical field have started to get under the impression that something more serious is going on, and that she might require surgery... 

I am so scared of either option, due to the idea that I will have to stop breastfeeding. That is not something I want to even consider. I breastfed my son until he was a year old, and would love to be able to so the same with my daughter, if not even longer. 

Help- what can I do. What should I do. My mind is going stur crazy!