Nursing clinical study of lactation.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Nursing clinical study of lactation [Abstract] Objective To investigate the post-natal care intervention on maternal colostrum secretion. 50 cases were observed immediately after delivery as early contact, early opening of milk, post-natal day 1 to guide maternal relaxation training, targeted psychological counseling, post-natal day 2 Church of maternal breast massage, such as maternal postnatal day 3 still no milk secretion, breast massage to acupuncture points through the control group, 50 cases were given routine obstetric care. Results colostrum secretion of the observation group was significantly ahead of time, breast-feeding rate was higher (P lt;0.01). Conclusion The intervention, early secretion of maternal colostrum, milk supply and more to meet the needs of babies, benefit maternal and child health, promotion of breastfeeding is an important measure of success. [Keywords:] nursing intervention, breast massage, milk secretion Breastfeeding is the best way of feeding infants, but also to promote infantile growth and mental development of the important factors. But because of older pregnant women in general, pressure, coupled with objective factors (such as wearing long underwear and bra) impact, resulting in little or no maternal milk secretion of milk secretion. In order to get a timely manner after birth breastfeeding, we no milk in 50 cases of postpartum, poor lactation, breast tenderness for the continuity of maternal care and intervention to promote breast- secretion, has received good results. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information on randomly selected in January 2007 ~ March 2008 in our hospital by normal vaginal delivery of the full month on day 1 postpartum and lactation milk poor without cause breast tenderness, 50 cases as the observation group (neonatal illness or premature delivery of maternal breast milk can not be normal except for sucking), age 20 to 32 years, an average of 25 years of age,