Breastfeeding After a Cesarean Delivery

Kuğuoğlu, Sema; Yıldız, Hatice; Tanir, M Kurtuncu; Demi̇rbağ, Birsel Canan

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“…Spinal anaesthesia can result in temporal loss of sensation but could also result in a loss of control in the upper limbs, therefore causing difficulty in holding the baby (Zwedberg, Blomquist & Stgerstad 2014 :218) and make mothers feel disconnected from their bodies (Kuguoglu et al 2012 :125; Van Reenen & Van Rensburg 2013 :272).…”

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Caesarean section deliveries: Experiences of mothers of midwifery care at a public hospital in Nelson Mandela Bay

2018

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BackgroundThe rate of caesarean section deliveries has increased globally and mothers are faced with challenges of postoperative recovery and caring thereof. Midwives have a duty to assist these mothers to self-care.ObjectiveThe objective was to explore and describe experiences of post-caesarean section delivered mothers of midwifery care at a public hospital in Nelson Mandela Bay.MethodsA qualitative, descriptive and explorative research design was used in the study. Data were collected from 11 purposively criterion-selected mothers who had a caesarean section delivery. One-on-one semi-structured interviews were conducted in the post-natal wards. Research ethics, namely autonomy, beneficence, justice and informed consent, were adopted in the study. All participants were informed of their right to withdraw from the study at any stage without penalties. Interviews were analysed using Tesch’s method of data analysis.ResultsThree main themes were identified as experiences of: diverse pain, physical limitation and frustration and health care services as different.ConclusionExperiences of mothers following a caesarean section delivery with midwifery services at a public hospital in Nelson Mandela Bay were explored and described as diverse. A need for adequate pain management as well as assistance and breastfeeding support to mothers following caesarean delivery was identified as crucial to promote a good mother-to-child relationship.

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Caesarean section deliveries: Experiences of mothers of midwifery care at a public hospital in Nelson Mandela Bay

2018

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“…Cesarean delivery is strongly associated with detain lactogenesis, poor infant suckling, delayed in early breastfeeding, decline success of breastfeeding, more supplementation, and shorter duration of breastfeeding. 13,14 So, the mothers who deliver by Cesarean section and their babies need extended, intense skill and knowledge that enable to form maternity care team to establish and maintain exclusive breastfeeding. 15 Breastfeeding Promotion Network of India (BPNI) rightly accepts any breastfeeding position is good, as long as, it makes the mother experience comfort to feed her baby, and, in turn, her newborn also establishes appropriate latching and productive breastfeeding.…”

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Comparison of Two Breastfeeding Positions on Maternal Comfort and Infant Feeding Behaviors through Video Teaching among Postnatal Mothers

D'Souza¹,

Thomas

Paul

2019

Journal of Health and Allied Sciences NU

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Introduction Breastfeeding is not a choice but it is a responsibility. While breastfeeding may not seem the right choice for every parent, it is the best choice for every baby. Antenatal education motivates the mothers who are undergoing Cesarean section to prepare themselves, so as to establish a wonderful efficient latch. The aim of this study was to conclude which breastfeeding position may be the best choice for the mother with Caesarean section. The objectives of the study were (1) to identify the maternal comfort and infant feeding behaviors in groups 1 and 2, (2) to compare the maternal comfort and infant feeding behaviors between the groups, and (3) to find the association between maternal comforts with selected demographic characteristics. The literature also very well supports that especially the mothers with Cesarean section achieve very good maternal comfort, greater satisfaction, and favorable infant feeding behaviors in side-lying position. Thus, the researcher attempts to compare the cradle hold and side-lying breastfeeding position in terms of maternal comfort and efficient latch. Materials and Methods An evaluative research approach was used and the design selected for the study was quasiexperimental for two groups posttest only. Sample comprised of 70 antenatal mothers with elective Cesarean section (35 in each group) admitted at K.S. Hegde Hospital in Deralakatte, Mangalore. Purposive sampling technique was used to select the samples. Data were collected by using demographic proforma, maternal comfort rating scale, and infant behavior checklist. Results The results of the study shows that there was significant difference in the mean posttest scores between cradle hold and side-lying breastfeeding position. Mothers from the side-lying breastfeeding position group showed higher maternal comfort, mean posttest score, and favorable infant feeding behaviors than the cradle hold breastfeeding position. The independent sample t test revealed that the calculated t value for maternal comfort and infant feeding behaviors within the group and between the group less than the table value t (0.05, 68 = −2.042). Conclusion This study explores that mothers with Cesarean section show greater maternal comfort and favorable infant feeding behaviors in side-lying breastfeeding position between the groups and within the groups than the cradle hold.

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“…5 Prosedur bedah cesar dapat menyebabkan ibu mengalami ketidaknyamanan fisik pada saat post partum dan dapat menyebabkan stres maternal yang memiliki dampak negatif dalam proses laktogenesis. 7 Stres maternal, nyeri pasca pembedahan, hambatan mobilisasi dini, dan penundaan rawat gabung antara ibu dan bayi akan menyebabkan penurunan kadar oksitosin, dan terhambatnya reflek ejeksi ASI pada hari pertama pasca melahirkan sehingga pemenuhan pemberian ASI kepada bayi akan menjadi terganggu. 7,8 Hasil penelitian Jordan (2013) menjelaskan bahwa ibu yang melahirkan secara bedah cesar beresiko untuk mengalami diskontinuitas pemberian ASI eksklusif dibandingkan dengan ibu yang melahirkan secara pervaginam.…”

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“…7 Stres maternal, nyeri pasca pembedahan, hambatan mobilisasi dini, dan penundaan rawat gabung antara ibu dan bayi akan menyebabkan penurunan kadar oksitosin, dan terhambatnya reflek ejeksi ASI pada hari pertama pasca melahirkan sehingga pemenuhan pemberian ASI kepada bayi akan menjadi terganggu. 7,8 Hasil penelitian Jordan (2013) menjelaskan bahwa ibu yang melahirkan secara bedah cesar beresiko untuk mengalami diskontinuitas pemberian ASI eksklusif dibandingkan dengan ibu yang melahirkan secara pervaginam. 9 Beberapa studi pendahulu telah mengidentifikasi upaya promosi kesehatan melalui konseling laktasi untuk meningkatkan kemampuan menyusui ibu pasca bedah cesar dan melakukan beberapa intervensi seperti pijat akupresur, pijat oksitosin, dan perawatan payudara untuk membantu ibu dalam meningkatkan produksi ASI pada masa post partum.…”

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Kelancaran Produksi ASI Pasca Bedah Cesar Dengan Pijat Punggung Menggunakan Virgin Coconut Oil

Vidayanti¹,

Wahyuningsih²,

Akhmadi³

2020

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Penundaan rawat gabung, rendahnya frekuensi menyusui dan kesulitan dalam posisi menyusui pada ibu pasca bedah cesar dapat menyebabkan keterlambatan laktogenesis II. Hal ini menyebabkan ketidaklancaran produksi ASI pada hari-hari pertama pasca pembedahan. Intervensi pijat punggung menggunakan Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO) merupakan terapi komplementer yang dapat membantu meningkatkan kelancaran produksi ASI pasca bedah cesar. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi perbedaan kelancaran produksi ASI ibu pasca bedah cesar dengan intervensi pijat punggung menggunakan Virgin Coconut Oil. Desain penelitian menggunakan”quasi experiment post test-only with control group design”. Teknik pengambilan sampel menggunakan consecutive sampling yang melibatkan 50 ibu pasca bedah cesar dalam kelompok intervensi dan kelompok kontrol. Analisis yang digunakan dalam penelitian adalah uji chi-square untuk mengetahun perbedaan kelancaran produksi ASI dan uji regresi logistik berganda untuk mengidentifikasi variabel dominan yang berhubungan dengan kelancaran produksi ASI. Hasil uji chi-square menunjukkan bahwa terdapat perbedaan kelancaran produksi ASI pada kelompok intervensi dibandingkan dengan kelompok kontrol (p-value 0.023; OR=3.85). Hasil analisis regresi logistik menunjukkan frekuensi menyusui (p=0.028;OR=5.74) merupakan variabel dominan bersama dengan pijat punggung (p=0.030;OR=4.47) dan paritas (p=0.060;OR=3.59) dalam mempengaruhi kelancaran produksi ASI. Intervensi pijat punggung bersama dengan frekuensi menyusui dan paritas berpeluang meningkatkan kelancaran produksi ASI pada ibu pasca bedah cesar. Ibu yang diberikan intervensi pijat punggung menggunakan Virgin Coconut Oil berpeluang 3.85 kali mengalami kelancaran produksi ASI. Edukasi untuk ibu dalam meningkatkan frekuensi menyusui juga penting dalam upaya peningkatan produksi ASI pada ibu pasca bedah cesar.

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Breastfeeding After a Cesarean Delivery

Cited by 12 publications

References 85 publications

Caesarean section deliveries: Experiences of mothers of midwifery care at a public hospital in Nelson Mandela Bay

Caesarean section deliveries: Experiences of mothers of midwifery care at a public hospital in Nelson Mandela Bay

Comparison of Two Breastfeeding Positions on Maternal Comfort and Infant Feeding Behaviors through Video Teaching among Postnatal Mothers

Kelancaran Produksi ASI Pasca Bedah Cesar Dengan Pijat Punggung Menggunakan Virgin Coconut Oil

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