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Re: Story about BF transwoman
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Heather <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 23 Feb 2018 21:48:03 +0100
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I take your point, Sarah....but this part of the story was not something the researchers were involved in. They heard from the parents that the BF was 'exclusive' and that paeds were happy with the development and growth of the baby.  I would like to know more, and in particular whether expressing and supplementing (with ebm, and/or formula) continued, which would help them (and us) assess volume as adequate or not. 

Heather Welford Neil
UK

> On 23 Feb 2018, at 6:36 pm, Sarah Vaughan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> (Heather): 'True, while HCPs will probably not take this case study as a blueprint for infant growth and nutrition, I still don't care for the lack of clarity about volume of milk produced. HCPs will certainly want to know how success is measured, and will use volume of milk as a factor. Why would they not? Why did the researchers not report this essential info?'
> 
> Once the baby was born and was nursing, how could they have known the volume? At that point, adequacy of production would have to be measured the way we always do in breastfeeding mothers; by monitoring the baby's output, feeding behaviour, and weight gain.
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> Best wishes,
> 
> Dr Sarah Vaughan
> MB ChB MRCGP
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