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Renee Palting <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 7 Sep 2009 13:48:34 -0400
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I work in a facility that specializes in transplants.  It is a very involved 
surgery.  Pending the healthcare team doing the transplant, the medications 
may prohibit her from breastfeeding.  The pain medication dose is rather high, 
and pending the mother, it can be more than a few days of pain medication.  
You may be home in three days, but it is major surgery that is followed as an 
outpatinet for months.  She will have only one kidney and it will have to work 
harder than before.  The main issue is the fluid intake and output.  She will be 
strictly monitored for this.  The fluid shift should theoretically impact her milk 
production.  She may be able to pump to keep  milk flowing but she will 
probably note a decrease in production.  Once she is out of the "woods," she 
may be able to build up her milk supply. I have had on client that successfully 
accomplish this. She was very dedicated and her team was very supportive. 

thanks Renee

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