Suppressive effects of curcumin on milk production without inflammatory responses in lactating mammary epithelial cells.

By ABA RosePosted on 30 November 202030 November 2020Posted in Research SummariesTagged curcumin, engorgement, inflammation, mastitis

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Treatments for breast engorgement during lactation

By ABA RosePosted on 27 October 202027 October 2020Posted in Research SummariesTagged cabbage, cold, engorgement, inflammation

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Lactation after infant death. Australian Breastfeeding Association

By Steve MillerPosted on 1 March 20208 March 2020Posted in Feature ArticlesTagged breastmilk donation, donating breastmilk, engorgement, lactation after infant death, lactation after loss, lactation suppression, suppressing lactation

More than 4000 Australian women experience late miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal or older infant death annually.1 The physiological process of secretory activation leading to the onset of breastmilk production is triggered by delivery of the placenta2 and occurs even in the absence of a living infant. Unfortunately many women feel unsupported by their healthcare team when it comes to lactation after infant death.