Breastfeeding: A Guide for the Medical ProfessionAbstract: Provides the medical profession an updated ready reference tool for the clinical management of breastfeeding. First part deals mainly with the anatomical, physicological, biochemical, nutritional, immunological, and psychological aspects of human lactation. The second part deals with the problems of clinical management and current issues such as working breastfeeding mothers, higher premature infant survival and related nutritional concerns, and human milk as a treatment for sick infants. |
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... increase in prolactin . There is an increase in prolactin during the proliferative phase of the menstrual cycle but not during the secretory phase . There is also a normal diurnal variation in levels in both male and female . A number ...
... increase in prolactin . There is an increase in prolactin during the proliferative phase of the menstrual cycle but not during the secretory phase . There is also a normal diurnal variation in levels in both male and female . A number ...
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... increase in the con- centration of oxytocin receptor sites in the mammary gland during pregnancy.20 This contrasts sharply with the sudden 40 - fold increase in oxytocin receptors in the uterus in the hours before delivery that then ...
... increase in the con- centration of oxytocin receptor sites in the mammary gland during pregnancy.20 This contrasts sharply with the sudden 40 - fold increase in oxytocin receptors in the uterus in the hours before delivery that then ...
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... Increase ( TRH ; pyroglutamyl - histidyl- prolinamide ) Theophylline Phenothiazines ( chlorpromazine ) Increase Amphetamine a - Methyldopa Metoclopramide Sulpiride Mechanism of drug action Increase in hypothalamic dopamine ...
... Increase ( TRH ; pyroglutamyl - histidyl- prolinamide ) Theophylline Phenothiazines ( chlorpromazine ) Increase Amphetamine a - Methyldopa Metoclopramide Sulpiride Mechanism of drug action Increase in hypothalamic dopamine ...
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