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This document provides information on supporting breastfeeding over the week of August 1-7. It discusses the importance of antenatal breast exams and education, rooming-in after delivery, ensuring proper latching and feeding techniques, treating issues like engorgement, mastitis or delayed lactation, identifying signs of insufficient milk supply, addressing common reasons for reduced milk supply, and emphasizing the importance of breast milk for infant health. The document is authored by Dr. DhivyaSharona.D MS(O&G).,DNB(O&G), a consultant obstetrician and gynecologist.
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1. Chapter 42, Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th edition
2. Chapter 36, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
3. Chapter 13, Human Physiology by Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
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- 1. AUG 1-7 To PROTECT PROMOTE SUPPORT the breastfeeding culture
- 2. “Enabling Breastfeeding , Making a difference for working parents”
- 3. • Antenatal breast examination • Antenatal education Importance of exclusive breast feeding Importance of early initiation
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- 10. •Reasons •Expression of breastmilk •Hand expression •Breast pumps •Storage •Feeding
- 11. •Incorrect attachment •Frequent use of soap and water •Pulling off the baby •Candidal infection
- 12. •Do not stop breastfeeding •Change the position •Apply expressed hindmilk •Expose the nipple to air •Treat fungal infection
- 13. •Delayed infrequent feeding •Incorrect attachment •Inability of the baby to suckle TREATMENT: •Analgesics •Warm packs •Feeding •Expressing
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- 15. RELIABLE SIGNS: •Poor Weight Gain •Passing small amounts of urine POSSIBLE SIGNS: •Baby not satisfied after breastfeeds •Baby cries often •Very frequent breastfeeds •Very long breastfeeds •Baby refuses to breastfeed •No milk comes out when mother squeezes •Milk did not come after delivery
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