… A healthy child is able to remove milk more efficiently than a breast pump or hand
expression. Pumping, therefore, can reduce milk production and also cause a mother to lose …

… or increase the rate of milk secretion in lactating women, particularly in women without
specific risk factors for insufficient milk supply. Human milk production is a complex physiologic …

… Fresh milk contains current maternal secretory IgA antibodies that may be relevant to the …
included in this protocol. The effect of stored human milk versus fresh human milk on the health …

… impairment, the benefit of human milk feedings could make an important difference to their
long… and effective milk removal, insufficient milk production may be prevented by encouraging …

… However, when mothers work outside the home and express their milk while … mother's
daytime absence. This direct stimulation by the infant at the breast helps maintain milk production. …

… a decrease in plasma oncotic pressure,23 which may then increase breast engorgement
and interfere with subsequent milk production and/or transfer. Conservative use of fluids may …

… milk supply is one of the most common reasons given for discontinuing breastfeeding,1–4
both mothers … Human milk production is a complex physiological process involving physical …

… The anticholinesterase neostigmine could not be found in the breast milk of a mother with …
to the mother. (III) Pyridostigmine was found in a very small amount in breast milk of mothers …

… be an indication of inadequate milk transfer or low milk production.Although weight loss in
… ’s feeding requirements, pasteurized donor human milk is preferable to other supplements.3…

… for human milk storage. (IV) 4. Care of Containers: Containers for human milk storage and
breast pump milk … Fresh milk contains current maternal secretory IgA antibodies that may be …