Investigating the Causes of Reduced Breast Milk - Abrisham, Afsaneh;Akbarzadeh, Mehrdad
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Extensive scientific information on breastfeeding has been published in recent decades. The amazing effect of breastfeeding on the health of mother and child, growth and survival of the child, reducing mortality, satisfying the emotional needs of the child, his sense of security and economic savings in the family and in the national dimension, has led international organizations. To try to promote breastfeeding through various consultations and meetings and in various ways. The World Health Organization and UNICEF recommend exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months. This means that in the first 6…mehr

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Extensive scientific information on breastfeeding has been published in recent decades. The amazing effect of breastfeeding on the health of mother and child, growth and survival of the child, reducing mortality, satisfying the emotional needs of the child, his sense of security and economic savings in the family and in the national dimension, has led international organizations. To try to promote breastfeeding through various consultations and meetings and in various ways. The World Health Organization and UNICEF recommend exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months. This means that in the first 6 months of life, infants should be exclusively breastfed and not even given water or any other liquid. But worldwide, a small number of infants are exclusively breastfed for more than the first few weeks. In this dissertation, in order to investigate the performance of specialist physicians and midwives in the face of reduced breast milk, research has been done. In a statistical study,
Autorenporträt
Afsaneh Abrisham Bachelor of Science in Krankenpflege, Master of Health Services Management, Beraterin des Abrisham Nursing Counseling Center und Home Care Service, Mashhad, Iran.Mehrdad Akbarzadeh Bachelor of Science in Krankenpflege, Master of Health Services Management, Direktor des Abrisham Nursing Counseling Center und des Home Care Service, Mashhad, Iran.