How can I start breast feeding if I have no breastmilk? - feeding breast fotos
Friday I had my twins delivered at 35 Weeks gestation was born by caesarean section. You are now in neonatal intensive care unit in hospital, and I would like to take a little milk first, but I have no milk. I have a hand pump that my mother brought me and I've tried, but nothing happens. After expressing in a few minutes, so theres only 2-3 drops of colostrum. I will always try again, until something happens? Or is there something I can do to begin to flow?
Monday, January 25, 2010
Feeding Breast Fotos How Can I Start Breast Feeding If I Have No Breastmilk?
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Congratulations on your twins!
I fully understand what is happening. I had my breast pump when my son was the 35th Week of pregnancy in the neonatal intensive care unit for 3 weeks. For the first 4 days when I do 1-2 drops of colostrum after 20 minutes of pumping! It may not seem much, but the colostrum did you give, the nurses and even a little help. My milk took about 5 days before they came, and was a week before I really got the feeling I want a respectable amount.
You really need tougher than a hand pump. Especially if you have found, start your milk supply. With all that you need a powerful pump. A manual will take about an hour until a box, like you in 10 minutes with a degree in hospital. You can also remove both breasts simultaneously. Ask the NICU nurses and lactation consultant at the hospital, where you can rent one today! Well, sometimes your insurance will pay for the car bomb, while for the two to the hospital if you have a Prescription to do so by your pediatrician or neonatalogist.
To make it white in the milk through pumps, at least 8-12 times a day for 10-20 minutes, pump must be set (ie the guards in the middle of the night.) I, I like much, but perhaps more difficult to promote milk production in the pump and not breastfeeding. It is important to drink a ton of water. I also found that fenugreek and blessed thistle capsules (not to take milk thistle) of grocery stores, helping to increase production when my milk started to flow.
Please do not be discouraged. It's hard enough to heal and then add that their beloved child is frustrating in the neonatal intensive care unit itself. All I know is that, even if they are not in a position to produce what you think it is much milk that even small sums to help their children. Good luck!
So a few days for milk have come, I would ask nurses in the neonatal intensive care unit and maybe you can try breastfeeding. Of course, continue to try with the pump now works because the milk according to demand.
pumped further, it will take several days for milk from ur, u should have the NICU ring, they would give the baby colostrum
Only it's always quite normal in this phase. Next come in. If you do not pump with the offer you receive, many try to eat oatmeal and drink tea with fenugreek and met here by the mother. He was running in no time!
Continue to pump! To stimulate the more they will get more milk, It's great that you will receive colostrum, and. You need to get 2 or 3 days for the milk of most mothers after birth, (including infant and not very much), so that it can support.
To determine whether the hospital she was at work to breastfeed. You can always supplement with formula, but the suction stimulates the child better than a bomb, and it is a good opportunity for bonding, and your breasts get used to.
Be sure to drink plenty of water and plenty of protein in your diet. Be careful when eating or drinking too many dairy products, acidic foods, spicy foods or citrus fruits. It can irritate the stomach of the baby. All babies are different, but to see how. Good luck and congratulations!
Congratulations! You need a hospital grade pump. Nurses can your baby is ready for you. You have a friend in the breast-feeding, which can give a little more milk? Does your community donors? Colostrum is best for their children, but the milk of another woman a second.
I do not know why their children in the neonatal intensive care unit, but probably hidden in the chest. Has anyone a good connection with studies on breastfeeding in preterm infants? They found higher levels of oxygen in the blood, slower breathing and heart rate is slower (slower) in a healthy way. Sorry, I can not remember where I read, but you can try in the chest. Even very premature babies can not breastfeed.
You really need the support of a lactation consultant. You may need a full team LC!
Someone suggested asking if you can maintain nurses. Do not bother asking. Nurses say no. You can do it alone, or you can you on the neonatologist. Do not give up on breastfeeding her baby's happy!You must aggressively in the industry, because the formula is still exposed at the hospital, pushing their products. Do you think that doctors can see, the heads of the LLL? No, nursing mothers, so they must have persistent doctors who believe they know to care. I wish I had never asked for my sick sister, baby - I got up and shut up, oxygen tent and everything! Only in this way do not be shy! You can do it, Mom!
The Hospital May provide that pump a rental. Medela (SP) is used to pump my son if he has in the neonatal intensive care unit (the first 11 weeks, gavage). Just keep it. Because my son was so fast, I had sugar water for the first week to make and they froze as he can of pumping until they were ready to give. The lactation consultant can also give you a list of plants that support the production of milk. I have the list I had, but there is much that can be used.
I do not know how the agreement with the twins, because they usually last for earlier born as a product, but several days to give milk, and if they do not let me tell you, you know, and when this happens, the pump is crazy !!!!! It will deliver milk, if not breast-feed their children, however, and because they are twins need to keep in any case to supply up! If you are really interested, talk to your doctor, the only person who really is the answer to your question, so you even more comfortable because they feel you and your pregnancy or them know! You can also use herbs to assist in the production of milk, fenugreek is one of the most popular, but I would tell your doctor before you ask, just in case! Good luck and congratulations!
I agree with Shera:
Nurses are sabotaging the production of milk. Get a hospital grade pump and start feeding your baby.
My first was 36 weeks and was able to feed your baby should be in a position. The hospital has asked a lactation consultant on staff (whether you want to visit to keep a certificate that makes a difference.) Questions for you and the twins, so that they work. It will take some work, but it is quite possible.
Expect to get your milk at any time within the next 6 days - it will take 7 + days for some women.
I do not understand why the work did not help his hospital grade pump?
a non-functioning hand pump at this point ..... and whole milk should be tomorrow or the day .... but once again put back to the hospital and ask the baby on the breast
in the 35th Weeks of gestation are mature enough to spend time with you in my arms and learn to breast feed ..... and if they are not in the weapons it needs for your breast pump with a good promotion
Hospital should have a lactation specialist to help you in this ...... Visit after birth?
to keep the mood and it is very clear that he nurses for their children .... wants to breastfeed once again very clear and you want to create and pump
If not already know what happened, including nurses continue to confirm the formula feed their babies and breastfeeding sabataged
Good luck
I know it's frustrating, but also continue to pump drops are full of nutrients. My milk did not come to my twins until 3 or 4 days after birth. Good luck and God bless the little ones.
Umm
Why do we need to know?
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given cow's milk
They dont care
and I am sure that Yahoo, these people are taking care of their problems MK Boob?
DOWN WITH MYSPACE!
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