The Lancet: série sobre amamentação

García, Leila Posenato

doi:10.5123/s1679-49742016000100022

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“…1 The promotion, protection, and support of breastfeeding (BF) is a global concern and strategies have been created for the success of this practice; however, there are still significant variations in the prevalence of BF around the world. 2 The recommendation for the practice of breastfeeding is worldwide, regardless of ethnic or social origin, and is unique in children'shealth in developing countries. 2 Like other children around the world, indigenous children are affected by diseases resulting from early weaning.…”

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“…2 The recommendation for the practice of breastfeeding is worldwide, regardless of ethnic or social origin, and is unique in children'shealth in developing countries. 2 Like other children around the world, indigenous children are affected by diseases resulting from early weaning. 3 Specifically in Brazil, due to unfavorable social health determinants, the indigenous population has been exposed to health risks.…”

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Prevalence of breastfeeding among indigenous peoples of the Triple Frontier: Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay

Pereira

Zilly

Monteiro

et al. 2023

Rev. Bras. Saude Mater. Infant.

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Objectives: to verify the prevalence of breastfeeding and the children’s nutritional status of indigenous origin up to two years of age in the triple frontier region: Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay. Methods: data from the Sistema de Vigilância Nutricional e Alimentar Indígena (Indigenous Food and Nutrition Surveillance System) were analyzed, being a cross-sectional and descriptive study. The survey was carried out in 2018, with data referring to 2017. Registrations of indigenous children of both sexes,aged zero to two years old were included. Data were extracted from the indigenous children’s follow-up map. The prevalence of breastfeeding and complementary feeding was evaluated. Results: the prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding in children under six months of age was 93.4% and complementary breastfeeding was 6.5%. The prevalence of complementary breastfeeding after six months was 71.6% and exclusive breastfeeding after six months was 28.3%. Regarding social benefits, 30.3% of the families accumulated two types of social benefits. Conclusions: the prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding was high and surpassed the national prevalence in the first semester of life, there was no early weaning.

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Prevalence of breastfeeding among indigenous peoples of the Triple Frontier: Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay

Pereira

Zilly

Monteiro

et al. 2023

Rev. Bras. Saude Mater. Infant.

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“…1 A promoção, proteção e apoio ao aleitamento materno (AM) é uma preocupação mundial e estratégias vêm sendo criadas para o sucesso dessa prática, contudo, ainda há variações significativas na prevalência do AM ao redor do mundo. 2 A recomendação para a prática da amamentação é mundial, independentemente da origem étnica ou social, sendo ímpar na saúde das crianças em países em desenvolvimento. 2 Assim como as demais crianças do mundo, as crianças indígenas são acometidas por agravos resultantes do desmame precoce.…”

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“…2 A recomendação para a prática da amamentação é mundial, independentemente da origem étnica ou social, sendo ímpar na saúde das crianças em países em desenvolvimento. 2 Assim como as demais crianças do mundo, as crianças indígenas são acometidas por agravos resultantes do desmame precoce. 3 Especificamente no Brasil, devido aos determinantes sociais da saúde desfavoráveis, a população indígena tem ficado exposta a riscos para sua saúde.…”

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Prevalência do aleitamento materno entre povos Indígenas da Tríplice Fronteira: Brasil, Argentina e Paraguai

Pereira

Zilly

Monteiro

et al. 2023

Rev. Bras. Saude Mater. Infant.

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Resumo Objetivos: verificar a prevalência do aleitamento materno e estado nutricional de crianças de origem indígena até dois anos de idade na região de tríplice fronteira: Brasil, Argentina e Paraguai. Métodos: foram analisados dados do Sistema de Vigilância Nutricional e Alimentar Indígena, sendo um estudo transversal e descritivo. A pesquisa foi realizada em 2018, com dados referentes à 2017. Foram incluídos registros de crianças indígenas de zero a dois anos de idade, de ambos os sexos. Os dados foram extraídos do mapa de acompanhamento de crianças indígenas. Foi avaliada a prevalência do aleitamento materno e alimentação complementar. Resultados: a prevalência de aleitamento materno exclusivo em menores de seis meses foi de 93,4% e do aleitamento materno complementado foi de 6,5%. A prevalência do aleitamento materno complementado após seis meses foi de 71,6% e do aleitamento materno exclusivo após seis meses foi de 28,3%. Com relação à classificação de peso para a idade, 80,5% dos registros mostraram crianças com peso adequado para a idade. Em relação aos benefícios sociais, 30,3% das famílias acumulavam dois tipos de benefícios sociais. Conclusões: a prevalência de aleitamento materno exclusivo foi alta e superam prevalência nacional no primeiro semestre de vida, não houve desmame precoce.

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Effect of aloe vera gel compresses on breast engorgement among postpartum mother

Raihanah,

Jasmawati,

Siregar

2023

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Navigating the challenges of new motherhood, a staggering 50 to 70 percent of women find themselves grappling with clogged milk ducts.. Aloe vera gel compresses can be used on breasts to reduce edema. Aloe vera is known for its effective anti-inflammatory properties. This study aimed to investigate the effect of aloe vera gel compresses on breast engorgement in postpartum mothers. The study included postpartum mothers as the target population. The research design employed a pretest-posttest methodology comprising a control group and non-probability sampling using consecutive sampling. Statistical analyses involved the Paired T-Test and Independent T-Test, with a significance level of p < 0.05. The sample consisted of thirty respondents, with 15 in the control group and 15 in the experimental group. Over a period of three days, aloe vera gel compresses were applied to the breasts twice a day. The Bourbonnais pain scale evaluation checklist was used to assess the degree of breast pain. The findings of this study demonstrate that the intervention involving aloe vera gel compresses significantly reduced breast engorgement (p = 0.000; mean SD 2 ± 1.25) and associated pain (p = 0.000; mean SD 2.2 ± 1.37). The results of this study suggest that the use of aloe vera gel compresses can effectively alleviate breast pain and swelling in postpartum mothers. Given the substantial benefits observed, healthcare professionals may consider incorporating aloe vera gel compresses as a non-invasive and natural intervention for postpartum mothers experiencing breast engorgement and discomfort.

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The Lancet: série sobre amamentação

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Prevalence of breastfeeding among indigenous peoples of the Triple Frontier: Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay

Prevalence of breastfeeding among indigenous peoples of the Triple Frontier: Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay

Prevalência do aleitamento materno entre povos Indígenas da Tríplice Fronteira: Brasil, Argentina e Paraguai

Effect of aloe vera gel compresses on breast engorgement among postpartum mother

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