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MASTITIS
Tener dolor en un seno puede ser una experiencia angustiosa y alarmante, y puede ocurrir cuando se bloquea el flujo de leche en el pecho. Tu pecho puede estar sensible, puede o no haber enrojecimiento, puede haber un punto duro o un bulto doloroso en la mama. Trata cualquier ingurgitación o congestión mamaria rápidamente para evitar el desarrollo de conductos obstruidos o mastitis.... Read More

Mastitis
Having a sore breast can be a painful and alarming experience and can occur when the milk flow in your breast is blocked. Your breast may feel tender, there may or may not be redness or a hard spot or sore lump in your breast. Treat any engorgement promptly to avoid developing blocked ducts or mastitis.Whether you have a sore breast, a blocked duct or a breast infection, the initial care is similar: nurse frequently, rest and apply heat to the tender area.... Read More

Un episodio de mastitis

Mar Mendiola, Essone, France Photo: Jamie Sia Photography 4 meses de lactancia maravillosa hasta que… Ese viernes en la mañana amanecí con fiebre, dolor de cabeza y cuerpo cortado, ‘chin, siento que me va a dar gripe’ pensé, pero mi mente no quiso apoyar a mi cuerpo y le dijo que más tarde se le iba a … Read More

Congestión y Mastitis: Suavizando los Baches

Philippa Pearson-Glaze Traducido por Eva Marsal, Barcelona, España Foto: Evangeline y Ruth cortesía de Sally Hobson Photography Amamantar es normal y natural, pero cómo hacerlo es algo que a menudo aprendemos de nuestras madres, hermanas y amigas. En los sitios donde hemos perdido el arte de amamantar a lo largo de varias generaciones, los intentos de … Read More

Persistent Pain When Breastfeeding

Cindy Garrison, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, USA Breastfeeding is not supposed to hurt. Yet many mothers and nursing parents complain of pain associated with breastfeeding, which can be a leading cause for early weaning. When someone calls about persistent nipple pain or breast pain, a Leader can review the most common causes for pain while breastfeeding, such … Read More

Special Consideration Clause – Personal Experience Prerequisites

Linda Wieser, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada   Sometimes potential Applicants have experiences that are “outside the realm of the normal/physiological course of breastfeeding.”  To address this possibility, there is a Special Consideration Clause in Applying for Leadership, LLLI Policies and Standing Rules (PSR). Personal Experience Prerequisites The experiences of breastfeeding and mothering are two … Read More

Commonly Asked Questions about Lactation after Loss

Some bereaved mothers experience a loss postpartum after previously breastfeeding or pumping their milk multiple times a day, while other bereaved mothers lose a baby in utero or at birth before they ever had the opportunity to breastfeed their baby. Regardless of the type of loss, lactation is a reality for most bereaved mothers amid … Read More

LLLI News 17 Jan 2020

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Huelgas de lactancia
Un bebé que está realmente listo para destetar, casi siempre lo hará de manera gradual durante un periodo de semanas o meses. Si tu bebé o deambulador  ha estado tomando bien el pecho y repentinamente se niega a amamantar, probablemente se trate de lo que se denomina una "huelga de lactancia ", y no de una señal de que es hora de destetar. Las huelgas de lactancia pueden ser aterradoras y molestas tanto para ti como para tu bebé, pero casi siempre son temporales. La mayoría de las huelgas de lactancia han terminado, con el bebé de vuelta a la lactancia materna, dentro de dos a cuatro días.... Read More

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