Effects of Foot Reflexology on Onset of Lactation and Milk Volume in Postpartum Mothers with Newborns Hospitalized in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Graduate School Prince of Songkla University0 个研究点目标入组 50 人开始时间: 2021年3月16日最近更新: 2024年8月19日

适应症

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•1. Intention to breastfeed.
•2. no abnormalities of the nipple.
•3. No deformation of the feet. Or injured both feet.
•4. No obstetric complications including postpartum hemorrhage. Severe hypertension.
•5. No medical complications such as vascular disease, lymphatic vessels, inflammation or blockage. And foot numbness.
•6. No complications related to the medical procedure that requires no lactation, such as HIV infection.
•7. No sleep problems, Anorexic, edgy or crying for unknown reasons.
•8. No milk stimulants such as Domperidone or drugs that can lower prolactin levels such as Pseudoephedrine, Antihistamine.
•9. No problems with hearing and vision.
•10. Able to use Thai language for listening, speaking, reading and writing.

•1. Mastitis during the study.
•2. Infant can suck milk from the breast. Or the infant back to live with the mother in the Obsteric ward during the study.
•3. The infant had more severe symptoms or died during the study.
•5. Mothers who received milk stimulant drugs Or drugs that resulted in lower prolactin levels during the study.
•6. Mothers who stimulate breastmilk less than twice a cycle.

发起方

Graduate School Prince of Songkla University