Lactation Induction in a Commissioned Mother by Surrogacy: Effects on Prolactin Levels, Milk Secretion and Mother Satisfaction

Zingler, Emilie; Amato, Angélica Amorim; Zanatta, Alberto; Vogt, Maria de Fátima Brito; Wanderley, Miriam da Silva; Neto, Corintio Mariani; Zaconeta, Alberto Moreno

doi:10.1055/s-0037-1598641

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“…Los estudios de Oribe et al (15), Tomar (7) y Mehta et al (6) expresan que la experiencia previa de lactancia en una mujer puede tener un efecto sobre su capacidad para relactar, puesto que esta probabilidad es mayor en aquellas mujeres que han amamantado previamente. El estudio de Zingler et al (22) refiere que la relactación es posible en aquellas madres que alquilan vientres, pero que la inducción de la lactancia en este grupo tuvo como objetivo ofrecer a la madre y al niño la posibilidad de experimentar los beneficios emocionales y afectivos de la lactancia materna, consolidar el vínculo madre-hijo y permitir la transferencia de anticuerpos protectores de la madre, más que la producción de leche suficiente como tal. El estudio comparativo de Crippa et al (21) encontró que el 57 % de las madres extranjeras que habían tenido experiencias positivas de lactancia materna tenían una mayor probabilidad de amamantar a demanda frente al 45,5 % de mujeres italianas con la misma situación.…”

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Breastfeeding abandonment causes and success factors in relactation

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Herrera

Jaramillo³

et al. 2020

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Objective: To identify the causes of breastfeeding abandonment and the success factors associated with relactation in mothers with children attended in a specialised health institution. Methodology: Descriptive transversal design through non-probabilistic convenience sampling, with 100 mothers and their children. A structured survey was used and central tendency measurements and frequencies were analysed. The study was approved by the Ethics committee of the School of Health Sciences at the University Pontificia Bolivariana. Results: The average age was 26.8 years; 73 % had a low socioeconomic level; 59 % were cohabitating; 46 % were housewives; 32 % had a high school degree; 57 % were first-time mothers; 74 % had a high obstetric risk; and 59 % had children by caesarean section. Causes of breastfeeding abandonment were newborn hospitalization (79 %) and low birth weight (52 %). Health professionals suggested substitutes for hypogalactia in 18 % of the mothers. Incorrect maternal posture: 66.1 and 61 % with no previous experience. Relactation success factors were: chronological age under one month (48 %); effective newborn breast sucking (89 %); good newborn breast grasping (71 %). During the non-breastfeeding period, 72 % received mixed milk, 82 % did not breastfeed between 8 and 30 days, 98 % of the mothers were willing to relactate, 91 % considered the support of their families and health professionals as good. Conclusion: Children hospitalization was the main cause of breastfeeding abandonment and the main success factors for relactation were effective breast sucking, mothers’ readiness and support.

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Breastfeeding abandonment causes and success factors in relactation

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Herrera

Jaramillo³

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“…In some cases, dopamine was used (dose 30-120 mg/day), either around Week 20 of the pregnancy or after the child was born (Hawke et al, 2005;Szucs et al, 2010;Reisman & Goldstein, 2018;LeCain et al, 2020;Mcguire, 2020). In the study by Zingler et al (2017) and in the case report by Cheales-Siebenaler (1999), women stopped taking metoclopramide because of similar side effects: fatigue, weight gain, and emotional lability.…”

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“…Successful induced lactation could be defined as achieving milk secretion, even if the quantity produced is insufficient for the exclusive breastfeeding of the child (Banapurmath et al, 1993;Shiva et al, 2010;LeCain et al, 2020). In this respect, success was more related to the mother's satisfaction and her sense of self-realization than to the amount of milk produced or the duration of breastfeeding (Cazorla-Ortiz et al, 2020;Cheales-Siebenaler, 1999;Zingler et al, 2017).…”

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Methods and Success Factors of Induced Lactation: A Scoping Review

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Background Induced lactation enables a woman who has not given birth to breastfeed a child. Lactation may be induced through both pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods, although the desired outcome cannot always be achieved. Research Aims The aims of this scoping review was to assess the different methods used to induce lactation, as well as the factors related to sucking the breast effectively and the production of human milk. Methods We searched five databases from June 2019–February 2020 for studies referring to methods and factors related to breast suckling and/or the volume of milk produced after inducing lactation, using the following search terms and Boolean operators: breastfeeding AND induced lactation AND adoptive mothers OR surrogate mothers OR female homosexuality OR non-gestating. The final review included a total of 24 articles. Results Pharmacological methods were not always used to produce milk, although breast stimulation was essential. The age of the child, interference due to bottle feeding, breast stimulation, and the support received were important factors in the induction of lactation. There were several factors that may account for the differences between developing and higher income countries in methods of induced lactation and the amount of milk that study participants produced. There was no consensus over whether previous pregnancy and/or breastfeeding experience influenced induced lactation. Conclusion Health professionals need to have adequate knowledge about induction methods, the preferences of each woman, and the reasons for inducing lactation, to provide proper assistance. However, the lack of standardization about induction of lactation makes it difficult.

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“…Yenidoğanda özellikle ilk 6 ay emzirme altın standart süre olarak tanımlanmaktadır, bu süre 2 yıl ya da daha fazla da olabilmektedir (2)(3)(4). Erken dönemde emzirmenin sonlanması ya da yetersiz süt üretimi doğum yapan kadınların özellikle de erken doğum yapanların önemli ve yaygın bir problemidir (5) 25.…”

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An Examination of the Effect of Metoclopramide on Proliferation Signal Molecules in Newborn Liver Tissue

Sayın¹,

Gürgen²,

Umur³

et al. 2018

Deu Med J

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Klinikte metoklopramid (MCP) bulantı, kusma (semptomu/yakınması) varlığında ve son yıllarda laktasyon döneminde yaygın olarak kullanılan ilaçtır. MCP'nin emzirme döneminde kullanılmasının yeni doğanda neden olabileceği yan etkilerle ilgili literatürde moleküler düzeyde bir çalışma bulunmamaktadır. Çalışmamızda MCP'nin yenidoğan karaciğer dokusunda neden olabileceği proliferatif değişikliklerin incelenmesi amaçlanmıştır. Gereç ve Yöntem: Çalışmada 18 adet dişi Wistar-albino yeni doğum yapmış sıçanlar yavruları ile birlikte 3 gruba ayrıldı. Sağlıklı kontrol, düşük doz MCP uygulanan grup, yüksek doz MCP uygulanan grup. Deney laktasyon dönemi boyunca devam etti ve 21 gün sonunda yavruların karaciğer dokusunda immunohistokimyasal boyama ile 5-Bromo-2-Deoksiuridin (BrdU), Ki-67 ve prolifere hücre nükleer antigeni (PCNA); doku homojenatında ELISA ile BrdU ve Ki-67 düzeyleri değerlendirildi. Bulgular: Kontrol grubunun santral ven çevresindeki hepatositlerde BrdU, PCNA ve Ki-67 immunreaktiviteleri orta şiddette iken; düşük ve yüksek doz metoklopramid gruplarında kontrole göre istatistiksel anlamlı arttığı saptandı. Doku homojenatları BrdU ve Ki-67 düzeylerinde, hem düşük hem de yüksek doz MCP gruplarında kontrole göre istatistiksel olarak anlamlı artış gözlendi. Sonuç: Çalışmamızda hem düşük hem de yüksek doz MCP gruplarında, BrdU, PCNA ve Ki-67 immunreaksiyonun artması bu ajanın, hücrede DNA sentezini etkilediğini göstermektedir. Bu da aşırı proliferasyon indeksine neden olabilmektedir.

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Lactation Induction in a Commissioned Mother by Surrogacy: Effects on Prolactin Levels, Milk Secretion and Mother Satisfaction

Cited by 15 publications

References 11 publications

Breastfeeding abandonment causes and success factors in relactation

Breastfeeding abandonment causes and success factors in relactation

Methods and Success Factors of Induced Lactation: A Scoping Review

An Examination of the Effect of Metoclopramide on Proliferation Signal Molecules in Newborn Liver Tissue

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