Emziren Annenin Bir Günü: Emzirme İçin İpuçları ve Sorunların Çözüm Yolları

Year 2018, Volume: 10 Issue: 4, 1 - 6, 16.07.2018

Prof. Dr. Fahri Ovalı

Abstract

Öz

Doğumdan sonra bebeklerin en az 6 ay anne sütü ile beslenmeleri elzemdir. Ancak bu dönemde gerek anneden gerekse bebekten kaynaklanan çeşitli durumlar ve sorunlar nedeniyle emzirme aksayabilmektedir. Bu durumların bilinmesi, zamanında önlem alınması ve gerektiğinde tedavi edilmesi ile emzirme başarısı artırılabilir. Emziren annenin yapabileceklerini ve yapamayacaklarını bilmesi, beslenmesine ve kullandığı ilaçlara dikkat etmesi, bebekten kaynaklanan uyuma veya beslenmeyi reddetme gibi sorunlarla da başedebilmesi için yapması gerekenleri bilmesi gerekmektedir.

Keywords

Yenidoğan, anne sütü, emzirme

Daily Life Of A Lactating Woman: Tips for Breastfeeding and Solutions For Problems

Abstract

Abstract

Infants should be breastfed for at least 6 months after birth. However during thisperiod breastfeeding may be interrupted either by factors related to the mother or byfactors related to the infant. The success of breastfeeding may be increased by the ti-mely prevention and treatment of these factors. The lactating mother should know whatto do and what not to do, should take of her nutrition and medications and should knowthe ways to deal with the problems originating from the infant.

Keywords

Newborn, breast milk, lactation

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