THE SCIENCE OF LACTATION AND THE ROLE OF HOMEOPATHY IN ENHANCING MILK PRODUCTION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.53555/qss9q380Keywords:
Lactation, Breast milk, Infant nutrition, Maternal health, Insufficient milk production, Psychological factors, Hormonal regulationAbstract
Lactation is the process of milk secretion from mammary glands after childbirth. Breast milk is the natural first food for newborns.1
It provides all the energy and nutrients that an infant needs for first six months of life.2 Beside its importance, many mothers face challenges related to insufficient milk production, issue includes involving multiple factors like physiological, psychological and environmental which influence the issue. This article explores the developmental and structural anatomy, hormonal influences, applied physiology, and other factors which disrupt in the lactation. The importance of breastfeeding, which plays crucial role in maintaining developmental health of early infant, and also adds to maternal health. The article explores the problems in lactation and therapeutic approach of homeopathy.


