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"Debra J. Salings" <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 9 Feb 1996 11:14:28 -0600
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        It seems the anesthesia group at my small hospital is at direct
odds with the recommendations of LLL and our local lactation consultants
regarding whether or not a nursing mom can safely breastfeed after
general anesthesia.
        LLL and LC's are recommending resuming nursing when mom is awake
enough to do so; anesthesia says 24 hours of pump and dump.  Pediatrics
has no clue.
        What resources can I point the anesthesia group to so they can
become more informed?  I really feel they are choosing the 24-hour figure
arbitrarily and this is not based on any hard data.
        Since this group also has the attention span of a gnat, I'd like
to present them with data that is fairly concise.  Any ideas where to look?
        Thanks
        Debra Salings RN

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