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Breastfeeding is good image position and True

Posted by Unknown on Saturday, October 20, 2012


Breastfeeding  is good picture and True, complete with pictures and description
1. Find a Comfortable Position



Make sure that you are comfortable and relaxed and the baby in the correct position. This condition will make your breastfeeding easier and more enjoyable. Try feeding with a chair. This will give you a good strut into your back. Use a pillow to lay your hands. And if necessary, footrest with phonebooks or small chair so that your posture is also the baby is really convenient.

2. Common Breastfeeding Position



Leftmost image is called the classical position 'front hold' or 'cradle position'.
Image center is the position of 'underarm position' or 'footy hold', known as a position for mothers with twins.
Figure rightmost position is called 'lying down'. This position is good for mothers who gave birth by Caesarean section or if a sore butt after giving birth.

3. Other Breastfeeding Position



For those of you with twins, the first week will be easier to breastfeed separately. If you are familiar you can try to position 'twin hold' image on the left.

If you do not feel comfortable when breastfeeding in public, you can use a thin cloth to your shoulders and hanging down so the cover breast and your baby's head.

Okay fellow women, breast-feeding may be a more enjoyable event.
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Mastitis, while nursing Pain and Swelling Caused By Breast, here's the solution

Posted by Unknown on Friday, October 19, 2012


Kemlamet. Ever heard of this before? This disease is an infection of the breast tissue that causes pain, swelling and redness of the breast. Generally the symptoms are accompanied by fever and chills.

Mastitis disease is generally attack women who are breastfeeding, or also called mastitis lactation. That happened in the first three months after childbirth (postpartum), or it can occur during breastfeeding. Nonetheless, a mother can still continue to breastfeed her baby during mastitis. In addition to breastfeeding women, sometimes mastitis also affects women who are not breastfeeding.

The symptoms that usually arises is:

  •     Breasts feel tender or warm to the touch
  •     Swelling of the breast
  •     Pain or burning sensation while breastfeeding
  •     Skin redness
  •     Fever
  •     Lactation mastitis tends to affect only one breast

The cause of mastitis is a bacteria that enters the breast through the nipple skin is cracked or milk duct openings through the hole in the nipple. Bacteria on the surface of the skin and enters the baby's mouth milk ducts and proliferate, causing pain and swelling of the breast due to an infection.

To prevent the occurrence of mastitis this, you should do proper maintenance on your breasts, as well as doing the right treatment if infected.

  1.     Antibiotics. Treatment with antibiotics usually takes 10-14 days. For 24 to 48 hours after antibiotic treatment, the symptoms began to diminish. However, they still need to be taken to prevent recurrence.
  2.     Self-care. Rest, keep feeding and drinking extra fluids to help the body cope with a breast infection.
  3.     Adjust feeding techniques. Make sure that the breast is completely empty the breast during breastfeeding and the baby is in the correct position. Doctors can teach a good breastfeeding techniques.

Check back to the doctor, if mastitis has not been cured after taking antibiotics. Consult whether it is cancer or mastitis usual, because inflammatory breast cancer may also cause redness and swelling of the initial symptoms are similar to mastitis.
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