Aleitamento materno: uma contribuição científica para a prática do profissional de saúde

Giugliani, Elsa Regina Justo; Lamounier, Joel Alves

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“…Evidencia-se, portanto, a necessidade do apoio profissional 18 . Neste estudo, as gestantes foram questionadas também acerca do conhecimento sobre mitos, como o leite fraco, sobre os benefícios do aleitamento materno e sobre modos de aumentar a produção de leite.…”

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“…Porém, ao se depararem com essas situações no retorno para casa, se tornam susceptíveis ao desmame precoce devido à inexperiência e até mesmo a impaciência 18 . Neste caso, seria importante que essas atividades fossem realizadas juntamente com o parceiro da gestante, ou alguém com maior proximidade da mesma, para que deste modo, possa auxiliá-la e apoiá-la no momento pós-parto.…”

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Conhecimento De Gestantes Sobre Aleitamento Materno Durante Acompanhamento Pré-Natal Em Serviços De Saúde Em Cuiabá

Raimundi

Menezes

Uecker³

et al. 2015

Saúde (Sta. Maria)

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Breastfeeding knowledge among pregnant women during prenatal care in health units in Cuiabá ABSTRACTPrenatal is suitable for the development of strategies to promote breastfeeding, so this study aimed to evaluate the knowledge of pregnant women on the subject during this period. We performed an exploratory, descriptive, cross-sectional study with a quantitative approach, with 60 pregnant women waiting for prenatal care in health care Cuiaba-MT. Data were collected between July and December 2014 through semi-structured questionnaire addressing knowledge about breastfeeding. Of total participants, 41.67% said they have already received guidance on breastfeeding. Among the advantages of breast milk stood out its nutritional and immunological quality. The appropriate duration of exclusive breastfeeding and not the establishment of fixed breastfeeding schedules have been known by the majority, which did not occur in relation to complications. This study adds to the literature by demonstrating the lesser known aspects of breastfeeding and provides grants for professional practice based on meaningful learning.

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Conhecimento De Gestantes Sobre Aleitamento Materno Durante Acompanhamento Pré-Natal Em Serviços De Saúde Em Cuiabá

Raimundi

Menezes

Uecker³

et al. 2015

Saúde (Sta. Maria)

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“…The use of pacifiers has been a topic of discussion in the last few years, mainly since 1970, when maternal breastfeeding started to be promoted. 12 Pacifier use has been contraindicated since then not only because it causes nipple confusion and impairs the establishment of breastfeeding but also because it postpones the breastfeeding session when it is used to calm down the baby who is actually hungry, favoring early weaning. 3,[13][14][15] The less the child sucks his/her mother's breast, the less the breast is stimulated to produce milk.…”

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Uso de chupeta: história e visão multidisciplinar

Castilho¹,

Rocha²

2009

J. Pediatr. (Rio J.)

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Objectives: To review the history of pacifiers and to compile a multidisciplinary literature review, searching for pros and cons with the purpose of providing health professionals with arguments when parents request guidance.Sources: History and art books, as well as non-medical literature and museums were used in the historical survey. Multidisciplinary data were collected from MEDLINE, LILACS, SciELO, and The Cochrane Library. Search criteria were: the keyword "pacifiers" present in articles published in the last 5 years that included abstract and were written in Portuguese, English, or Spanish. Summary of the findings:There is evidence that their precursors have been used since the Neolithic Period to calm down children. Small balls made of fabric containing food were portrayed in paintings. Other balls made of non-perishable material persisted throughout time. Pacifiers have been used to stimulate sucking or to coordinate this reflex, promoting an earlier beginning of the oral feeding of newborns. Some authors suggest that pacifiers reduce the incidence of the sudden death syndrome, but the topic is controversial. Pacifiers prevent the establishment of breastfeeding and lead to weaning. Their use may cause suffocation, poisoning, or allergies and increase the risk of caries, infections, and intestinal parasitic diseases. Harmful effects are related to frequency, duration, and intensity of the habit. It should be discontinued by the age of 3 or 4, in order not to affect speech and dentition. Conclusions:There are more harmful effects than benefits. It is advisable that health professionals inform parents of the pros and cons of pacifiers so that they can make a conscious decision regarding its use.J Pediatr (Rio J). 2009;85(6):480-489: Pacifier, sucking behavior.

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“…2 Among these, the most frequent are: pain and discomfort in the nipple when breastfeeding, inadequate positioning of the newborn, breast engorgement and fissures, which are considered important enough causes to abandon this type of feeding. 3 Strategies to promote breastfeeding should be developed both in hospitals and in primary health care units. 4 The Family Health Strategy is also considered a propitious environment for activities aimed at encouraging breastfeeding, since it is a space where community health issues can be resolved and where community members are received, listened to and offered solutions to health problems, thereby providing integral care to all individuals.…”

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Profile of nursing mothers and infants attended at the primary health care unit

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Objective: To characterize the profile of nursing mothers and infants consulted in primary health care. Methods: This descriptive, cross-sectional quantitative study of 135 nursing mothers used a questionnaire with open and closed questions for data collection. Results: The ages of most mothers were in the range of 20 to 35 years. The majority lived with their partner, had completed high school and did not have formal employment. Most were primipara and had participated in between three to seven prenatal consultations in primary care. Most had full term pregnancies with delivery by C-section. The difficulties presented in breastfeeding leading to the nursing mothers to use infant formulas early were fissures, pain, breast engorgement and mastitis. Conclusion:The study participants were young mothers of childbearing age with a good level of schooling. However, low rates of breastfeeding were evidenced.Keywords: Newborn; Breastfeeding; Primary Health Care. resumenObjetivo: Caracterizar el perfil de las mujeres y los lactantes atendidos en la atención primaria de salud. Métodos: Estudio descriptivo y transversal, de tipo cuantitativo, desarrollado con 135 nutriciones usando un formulario de preguntas abiertas y cerradas. Resultados: El grupo predominante de edad de las nutriciones varía entre los 20 a 35 años. La mayoría residía con el compañero, tenían la enseñanza media completa y no poseían empleo formal, era primípara y habían realizado entre tres a siete consultas de prenatal en la atención primaria. Fue prevalente la gestación a término y el parto cesáreo. Las dificultades en la lactancia fueron: fisuras, dolor al amamantar, ingurgitación mamaria y mastitis, llevándolas al uso de fórmulas infantiles precozmente. Conclusión: Las participantes del estudio eran jóvenes, en edad fértil y con buen nivel de escolaridad, pero, se evidenció un bajo índice de lactancia materna.Palabras clave: Recién nacido; Lactancia Materna; Atención Primaria a la Salud. EEAN.edu.br 2

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Aleitamento materno: uma contribuição científica para a prática do profissional de saúde

Cited by 36 publications

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Conhecimento De Gestantes Sobre Aleitamento Materno Durante Acompanhamento Pré-Natal Em Serviços De Saúde Em Cuiabá

Conhecimento De Gestantes Sobre Aleitamento Materno Durante Acompanhamento Pré-Natal Em Serviços De Saúde Em Cuiabá

Uso de chupeta: história e visão multidisciplinar

Profile of nursing mothers and infants attended at the primary health care unit

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