Hi Susan, how long since the motilium started? Can
take up to a week to get good response. I would consider supply line rather than
bottling the suppliments especially as it may be for a prolonged time. How is
her iron level? Maybe iron suppliments and a multivitamin as well as expressing
Hi all,
I have just started working at a new health facility that tends to give hep
B injections on day 2 or 3. I have come from a facility that gives hep B at
birth when vitamin k is given. Can anyone shed some light as to why the
might do it this way. Any articles. They seem to not know why
I have to make
myself open for a woman to be open to me. Mabel Dzata
I wonder if this works?
The Art of Midwifery
For all
kinds of pain, including postpartum pains, using the index finger, tap firmly
(not hard enough to leave marks/bruises) right on, around and under the cheek
bone, going back and forth on each side of your face. Tap, tap, tap tap on the
Dear Mary and Amanda
Exactly Mary!
Amanda have you read Sara Wickham's work on Vit K?
What is the consent process for Hep B, Are parents aware of the specific
populations of risk?
I must say the Hep B at birth really shocks me. What are the risk factors
for babies who are not in contact with
A Jus, but they may just be going to enroll in a contact sport!
Jo
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Dear Mary and Amanda
This is EFT. Have a look at http://www.emofree.com It works
on a lot more than just nursing pain !!
Tracy
http://www.DoulaIreland.com
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Sounds like an activity to take your mind off the
other pain, although many years ago I attended a forum on Chinese medicine and
the medical doctor who spoke, encouraged people to tap the lower 3rd of the
sternum daily for good health. I did it for a while but felt no
different.
Regards
As far as I am award it IS the capture theory. Stick thousands
of babies with Hep B vax to maybe save one.
For those who do consent at our hospital we give on the day of
the Neonatal screening. One of our midwives has looked into the
perinatal data in Qld and found that there were not figures for
I agree, Mary. There is not sufficient evidence to support the use of either
as routine at birth. Just sounds like more potential trauma and unnecessary
chemicals going into babies IMO.
J
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Apologies for the long post and even more apologies if this 'FW:' infringes
on normal list etiquette,but I am interested in what others think of the
topic raised by Debby Gedal-Beer in the 'feedback' section.
Personally I beleive this is something that is of interest to the globe
which is my
I had
a Chinese woman tell me about her chicken and ginger soup that she swears by for
abundant milk supply.(chicken soupcan bepretty fatty). The Asians
have a reasonable level of fat in their diet, especially when feeding. I
mentioned dairy because we are told to stick to the low fat,
Sounds
dam annoying to me, like water torture. Maureen
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pain
Sounds like
Just to add to the debate the NHMRC immunization handbook does recommend it
be given as soon as the baby is physiologically stable and preferably
within the first 24 hours. Rationales for giving it included preventing
vertical transmission from the mother (recognizing that there may be errors
Why give it at all? I object to the hep b, and have strong reservations
about the vitk. Maureen
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I have also heard of fish soup being used by
Fijians forincreasing milk supply. It would be great if someone
could do some research into it
Helen
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Within Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the properties of chicken are warming in nature, and builds energy (chi), with specific affects on the digestion. Improving the digestion improves the energy and blood-building qualities. As breast-milk in TCM is seen as an extension of blood the eating
The place I work we give it when we do the NST. It was a midwife
decision not an evidence based one. Like giving it with the vit K it
is easier to do it at a predictable time so that it doesn't get
overlooked. The midwives wanted not to do it at birth as they were
wanting to do as little
Hi Amanda,
I have worked places where they don't give Vit K until mum and baby have
returned to the ward. They changed their practice so babies are not given
any routine medication at all in birth suite (unless for resus) because
their have been a few instances where baby inadvertently and
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