… breastfeeding in mothers who Hospital.(2). To determine if there is any statistical association
between the time of initiation of breastfeeding … mothers who initiated breastfeeding within 30 …

… of women with breastfeeding difficulties following a caesarean section under regional
anaesthesia. Further, this research aimed to explore the difficulties women experienced initiating …

… All women should be encouraged to breastfeed soon after birth… and offer of extra support for
those women at higher risk of not … evidence that women who have a general anaesthetic for …

… Caesarean section was seen as an obstacle to the initiation of breastfeeding due to the
effect of anaesthesia, since women do not have an adequate position to support the child, in …

… breastfeeding success in women … women stopped breastfeeding because of issues related
to the baby (4.6%); only one of them received a fentanyl dose >150 μg. The breastfeeding …

… breastfeeding compared with women receiving epidural analgesia. In fact, there is a lower
rate of breastfeeding in women … breastfeeding, we considered the women who breastfed their …

… breastfeeding duration rates reflect the pain and distress experienced by many women who
discontinue breastfeeding … significantly influenced Australian breastfeeding education and …

… (1) Premiparous breastfeeding women receive comprehensive breastfeeding education …
Two hundred and sixty-seven postpartum women who wish to breastfeed for audit 1 (baseline …

… The findings of this study align with a population-based analysis of breastfeeding rates at
discharge in women with postpartum haemorrhage in NSW hospitals, which found that …

… Influence of oxytocin or epidural analgesia on personality profile in breastfeeding women:
A comparative study. Archives of Women’s Mental Health 11 (5–6):335–45. doi:10.1007/…