A Survey of U.S. and Canadian Physicians’ Clinical Practices Related to Pharmacologic, Herbal, and Nutritional Substances Used to Increase Milk Production
Anna Sadovnikova,
Jan Sommers,
Sara Oberhelman-Eaton
Abstract:Objectives:Physicians may be asked to prescribe, recommend, or discuss foods, herbs, and medications for low milk supply. It is unclear how factors such as education, experience, and regulations influence clinical practice. The objective was to document physicians’ clinical practice surrounding pharmacologic, nutritional, and herbal products for the management of low milk supply.Methods:Physicians from two Facebook groups completed an anonymous, online survey about their clinical use of pharmaceutical, supplem… Show more
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