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5/15/17 1 Breas+eeding Management in Primary Care - Part 1 May 25, 2017, Duluth, MN Pamela Heggie MD, IBCLC, FAAP, FABM Addie Licari, MD, FAAFP Lorraine Turner, MD, ABIHM Disclosure We have no financial or ethical conflicts to declare related to this educaLonal acLvity Topics this morning _______________________________________________________ Sore nipples Breast pain Underweight Baby SupplementaLon Increasing Milk Supply Ankyloglossia and frenotomy MedicaLons and breas+eeding Case studies Objec3ves 1. Discuss the assessment and management of sore nipples and breast pain 2. Outline the approach to a breas+eeding baby with slow weight gain or weight loss 3. Define ways to increase milk 4. Discuss ankyloglossia and indicaLons for frenotomy 5. Describe how to determine the safety of maternal medicaLons during breas+eeding o Improves health outcomes in children o Improves health outcomes in mothers o Saves money Why Breas+eeding? Improves health of children Less infecLon (OM, diarrhea, pneumonia) Less obesity Reduced risk of SIDS and NEC Lower rates of allergy and diabetes Improves health of mothers Lower cancer rates- breast and ovarian Less long-term obesity, DM, heart disease Faster post-pregnancy weight loss Good for families and community Less Lme off of work for sick kids “Green”- low carbon footprint, less polluLon Saves money for family - $2000 formula/yr BarLck arLcle in Pediatrics , 2010 If 90% babies BF for 6 mo US would save $13 billion/year Prevent 911 deaths BarLck, Pediatrics 2010;125:e1048–e1056 Why Breas+eeding? Breastfeeding Management in Primary Care Pt 1 Heggie, Licari, Turner May 25 '17
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Breas+eedingManagementin

PrimaryCare-Part1

May25,2017,Duluth,MNPamelaHeggieMD,IBCLC,FAAP,FABMAddieLicari,MD,FAAFPLorraineTurner,MD,ABIHM

Disclosure

•  WehavenofinancialorethicalconflictstodeclarerelatedtothiseducaLonalacLvity

Topicsthismorning_______________________________________________________

•  Sorenipples•  Breastpain•  UnderweightBaby•  SupplementaLon•  IncreasingMilkSupply•  Ankyloglossiaandfrenotomy•  MedicaLonsandbreas+eeding•  Casestudies

Objec3ves

1. Discusstheassessmentandmanagementofsorenipplesandbreastpain

2. Outlinetheapproachtoabreas+eedingbabywithslowweightgainorweightloss

3. Definewaystoincreasemilk

4. DiscussankyloglossiaandindicaLonsforfrenotomy

5. DescribehowtodeterminethesafetyofmaternalmedicaLonsduringbreas+eeding

o Improveshealthoutcomesinchildren

o Improveshealthoutcomesinmothers

o Savesmoney

WhyBreas+eeding?

•  Improveshealthofchildren•  LessinfecLon(OM,diarrhea,pneumonia)•  Lessobesity•  ReducedriskofSIDSandNEC•  Lowerratesofallergyanddiabetes

•  Improveshealthofmothers•  Lowercancerrates-breastandovarian•  Lesslong-termobesity,DM,heartdisease•  Fasterpost-pregnancyweightloss

•  Goodforfamiliesandcommunity•  LessLmeoffofworkforsickkids•  “Green”-lowcarbonfootprint,lesspolluLon•  Savesmoneyforfamily-$2000formula/yr•  BarLckarLcleinPediatrics,2010

– If90%babiesBFfor6mo–  USwouldsave$13billion/year–  Prevent911deaths

BarLck,Pediatrics2010;125:e1048–e1056

WhyBreas+eeding?

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“Breas+eedingisapublichealthissuenotjustalifestylechoice”

…exclusivebreas+eedingfor6months&conLnueamerbabyfoodintroducedfor1yearorlongerasmutuallydesiredbymotherandinfant….

Breas+eedingasaPublicHealthissue

AAP2012Breas+eedingPolicyStatementPEDIATRICSVolume129,Number3,March2012e827

Breas+eedingRates MostcommonBreas+eedingConcerns_______________________________________________

•  DoIhaveenoughmilk?•  Sorenipplesorbreastpain•  CanIbreas+eedwiththismedicaLon?•  Slowweightgaininbaby•  Lowmilksupply

GreenLights-Breas+eedinggoingwell

•  Momcomfortable•  Babyhasnormalweightgain/loss•  BabysaLsfiedandwakesforfeedings•  Familyfeelsconfidentandthatchoicesarebeinghonored

•  Urineandstoolsokforage•  Nouratecrystalsamer2-3days

Whatis“normal”weightforbabies?

•  Gainingweightby5daysandbacktobirthweightby2weeks

•  Normalnewbornweightloss~5-7%belowbirthweight,“lessthan10%”

•  1ozperdayand“Lmeoffforweekends”

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Red flags: Breastfeeding NOT going well

§  ELIMINATIONPATTERNS stoolsandwetdiapers

§  WEIGHTGAIN/LOSSinBABY§  MOMwithSORENIPPLES/PAIN§  SLEEPYBABY/INCONSOLABLEBABY

Red flags: Weight

•  “Excessiveweightloss”inbaby•  >“10%”belowbirthweight•  ConLnuedweightlossamer5days

•  “Slowweightgain”inbaby•  lessthan0.5-1ozperday•  babynotbacktobirthweightby2weeks•  crossingWHOgrowthchartpercenLles

Red flags: Elimination Patterns

STOOLSØ Dark,blackstoolsamer4thdayØ Infrequentstools<3yellowstoolsatday5

URINEOUTPUTØ Fewwetdiapers<4-5/dayamerday5Ø pink/salmoncoloreduratecrystalsindiaperamer3rdday

Red flags: Frequency and Quality of feeds

•  < 8 feedings in 24 hrs, (should be 8-12 feedings per

24 hours, swallowing heard)

•  Baby not satisfied after feeding, “always hungry”

•  Baby feeding “constantly”

•  “Good” baby – “too good”, rare cry and sleeps 5-6 hrs, infrequent feeding, sleepy at breast

Case1–SoreNipplesand“BFW”

•  Motherwithsorenipples.G1P1Vaginaldelivery,babyispostdates-41wksand8lb7oz.Day2inhospital-momsayshernipplesaresore,nocracksorbleeding

•  Nursesays“latchlooksgood”.Momgivenlanolinandhydrogels.Baby’sweight5%belowbirthweight,Normaloutput-stools/wets.NursereportstoMDduringrounds-“BFW-“breas+eedingwell”

•  Homeday2.Seenincliniconday5fornewbornexam-mothersLllhassorenipples–shesays“alivlebitsore”

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Case1–5dayoldbaby–NBclinicvisit

•  11%weightloss,1green-blackstoolsince D/C,nostoolinlast24hrs,3wets/day“redspot”indiapertoday-broughtin diaper

•  Alertvigorousbaby•  MMM,jaundicetoabdomen•  Normaltone,normalNBexam•  Bilitoday15.1

Case1–5dayoldNBclinicvisit-Watchbabybreas+eed

-Examinebabyandmother

YouobserveafeedingandnoLcethatthebabyhasaveryshallowlatch,takingjustthenippleintohermouth,mostlynon-nutriLvesucking,minimalswallowingheard.n Motherexam:Bothnippleshavemilderythema,nocracks.Breastsareengorged,moderatelytenderwithmilddiffuseerythema.

n Babyexam:Mouth-strongsuck,normaltonguemovement-tonguetrackslaterally,elevateswellandextendspastgumlineandlowerlip,notethering,smallthinflexiblefrenulumatbaseoftongue,upperlipwithouttetheringandflangeswell

Planforthisbabyandfamily

Whattodo?①  Breas+eed②  Fingerfeed③  Pump/handexpress

•  Giveallexpressedmilktobaby–don’tsaveany

•  Feedevery2-3hrs(8/day)•  Engorgement/latchLps•  Sleepwhenbabysleeps•  F/utomorrow

Breas+eedingPhysiology

-Why?ThinkPhysiology

Breas+eeding:AGuidefortheMedicalProfession.RuthLawrence

Breas+eedingPhysiology•  Makingmilkrequires:

– Latch– Letdown– Milkremoval– MilkproducLon– ThinkaboutsupplementaLoninthecontextofbreas<eedingphysiology...PUMPwhensupplemen3ng

EngorgementTips

•  Reassurethatitonlylasts24-48hrs•  “Good”tohaveincreasingmilksupply-say“maturemilk”

NOT“milkcomingin”•  BFomen-wakebabyq2-3hrsday,q3-4hrsnighttonurse•  Massagebreastsandusewarmcompressbeforenursing•  Handmassageduringbreas+eedingtohelpmilktoflowwell•  Coldpackoverclothingamernursing•  Cabbageleafcompresses–amernursing(directlyonbreasts)•  Somenareolawithfingersifhardforbabytolatch

–  “reversepressuresomening”technique•  Handexpressorpump-ifneeded-onlyexpresssmall

amounttorelievepressure,nottoempty

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LATCH:“Good”(deep)“Bad”(shallow)

Takes areola into

mouth, not just

on nipple = more milk and comfort Nipple only = No milk, Ouch!

“Good” Deep Latch (but only “good” if feels comfortable to mother)

Nipple“sandwich”UandCholdshelpwithdeeplatching

•  PhotosfromLactaLonEducaLonResourcesFreeHandoutsonline,2009

•  www.LERon-line.com

PosiLoninghelpswithsorenipples

•  FootballHold •  CrossCradleHold

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LaidbackPosiLonHelpswithlatching

Case1–followup

•  Babyandfamilybacktoclinicthenextday,babylatchingbever,momsLllengorged,butimproved

•  Weightgain2oz,inonedayand2stools-mompumped6Lmessinceyesterday-gets1-2oz,dadisfingerfeeding1ozEBMamerbreas+eedingwhilemompumps,babylatchingwell,moreawake

•  Plantograduallyreducepumpingandfingerfeedingovernextfewdaysandf/uin1weekwhenbabyis2weeksofage.

•  2weekFollowupweightcheck-babyabovebirthweightanddoingwell.

•  HappyfamilyJ

Case2RouLnebabyweightcheck–2wksold

•  Weightgainof2ozin7days•  Hasnotregainedbirthweight(3ozbelow)•  History:37wks,vaginaldelivery,uncomplicatedpregnancy,exclusivelybreas+eeding

•  Breas+eedsfrequently,q1-2hrsbutgoestosleepatbreastamer5minutes.Soonwakeshungryagain.Repeat.

•  Yellowstools1/dayand6wets/day•  Momhassorenipples.WasiniLallyengorgedbutnotnow,breastsfeellessfull.

•  Babyexam-vigorous,T-97R,normalexam,noTT

SupplementaLon:BabyneedsCalories

What?

•  Mother’smilk-expressedbreastmilk•  Pasteurizedhumandonormilk–milkbank•  Hydrolyzed,hypoallergenicformula•  Cow’smilkformula

How?

•  BestpracLceistodelaybovlesfor3-4weeks•  Usemethodthatleastinterfereswithbreas+eeding•  Feedthebaby,protectorincreasethemilksupply•  Startsupplement-1ozamerbreas+eedingwhilemompumps•  Momtopumporhandexpress–anyLmebabygetssupplement

GuidelinesforSupplementaLon•  SupplementaLononlywhenmedicallyindicated•  Mom’smilkisbest...trytouseorincrease•  Protectbreastmilksupplyandencouragepumping-same

numberofLmesbabygetssupplement•  “Milkout=Milkmade”(supplyanddemand)

•  Ifsupplementsgiven-momneedstopump/handexpressthesamevolumeornumberofLmesin24hrs

•  Ifsupplementsgivenwithoutmilkexpression,milksupplygoesdown

•  Mommaynotreachherbreas+eedinggoalsiflowsupply•  Usefeedingmethodthatminimizesimpacton

breas+eeding(usuallynotbovle)

SupplementaLonOpLons:fingerfeeding,SNS,spoon,cup,bovle

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SupplemenLngwithoutbovles

Why•  AlternaLvefeedingmethodallowsbabytolearntobreas+eed•  Avoidsfastmilkflow&nipplebiLngorfirmnipplepreference•  LactaLonaid/SNSallows“pracLce”feedingatbreast•  FingerFeeding

•  UsessuckingandtonguemoLonsimilartobreas+eeding•  Easytouseinclinicse|ng,teachfamily

•  Cup,spoon,dropper-usedmoreinhospital(smallvolumes)•  WaitforbovleintrounLlbreas+eedingwellestablished(3-4wks)What•  Mother’smilk–expressedbreastmilk•  Pasteurizeddonormilk–milkbank•  Formula-hydrolyzedformula•  Cow’smilkformula

FingerFeeding

Fingerfeeding

•  Bovle,nippleandtubetapedtofinger

•  Feedingtubeonfingerwithsomsideup,justpast1stknuckle,strokinghardpalatewhilebabysucks

Supplementwithfeedingtubeatbreast(lactaLonaid,SNS)

LactaLonAidorSupplementalNursingSystem(SNS)

_____________________________________________________________

•  Feedingtubetapedtobreastandbabylatchesoverit

•  Supplementatbreastwhenlowmilksupplyandslowflow

IncreasingMilkSupply#1

•  Remembersupplyanddemand.... moremilkismadeifmoremilkisremoved

PUMPING•  Ifsupplements(EBM,donormilk,formula)aregiventobaby,mom

needstopump•  Rentalhospitalgradepumpisbest–higherefficiency•  Motherpumpsamernursing6-8Lmes/24hrs(onceduringnight)•  “Hands-onpumping”–helpsexpressmoremilk

–  seevideoonStanfordMedicinewebsite-MaximizingMilkProducLon

•  “Mini-pumps”inbetweenfeedsfor3-5min•  Oktonotwashpumppartsfor5-6hrs-makesthingseasierandmore

efficient,orpumppartsinfridgefor24hrsbeforeneedingtowash

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IncreasingMilkSupply#2

OTHERTHINGStodoto“Helpthepumpworkbever”•  Frequentbreas+eeding,thenpumpingx10-15min•  Lotsofskin-to-skincuddling–increasesoxytocinand

prolacLn•  Fenugreekherb:3capsules(about1500mg)TID-variable

dosagepermanufacturer•  ConsidermetoclopramidetohelpincreaseprolacLn

(domperidoneoffthemarketnow)-don’tusewithdepressionoranxiety

•  Somemomshavealveolarhypoplasia,breastreducLon,hypothyroidism…orothermedicalreasonforlowmilksupply,someLmesdolabs(hgb,TSH,testosterone,HCG,prolacLn)

GotoPart2–2ndhalfofPPT

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