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betsyness

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #20 on: August 17, 2012, 06:53:36 am »
question po how long bago maexpire ang pumped milk pag nasa ref

Lauren_GT

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #21 on: August 17, 2012, 06:54:50 am »
joining :-)

 i am on my 35th week and is dead set on ebf for when i have my baby girl. can't wait!

anjfree

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #22 on: August 17, 2012, 07:00:14 am »
^ minsan pati pedia problem... Imagine before kami lumabas hospital nag prescribe pa ng formula. Tapos nung nakita niya na may jaundice si baby, Sabi after a month pag meron pa formula na daw si baby. Buti na Lang humuhupa na jaundice ni baby. I am hoping baby grew and gained weight para may leverage ako.

honey_iya

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #23 on: August 17, 2012, 07:26:15 am »
sisses, kapapanganak ko palang. question naman kasi di ba pinapainom pa tayo ng antibiotic for 1 week, safe parin ba magpa-BF? nakalimutan ko itanong :(

hunny_ally

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #24 on: August 17, 2012, 07:33:39 am »
^^anjfree, well that's the sad reality. Not all pedias are very informed about bfeeding. My baby was a bit jaundiced too but his pedia never recommended formula. Re weight loss, how old is your baby? Aside fromwhat marose said, it is also quite normal for babies lose a few grams the first few weeks. Nawawala talaga ang pagka-chubby then they gain it back.

iristacey

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #25 on: August 17, 2012, 08:35:03 am »
sis honey_iya, marami namang antibiotic na safe for bfeeding. anong brand ba nireseta sa iyo?

anjfree

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #26 on: August 17, 2012, 08:42:31 am »
Hi sis hunny_ally, 3 weeks old na si baby.

hunny_ally

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #27 on: August 17, 2012, 08:48:53 am »
^per my experience with my kids, they lost weight the first few weeks. They gained it back after

http://www.lactationconsultant.info/neowtloss.html
http://www.breastfeedingbasics.com/articles/how-can-i-tell-if-my-baby-is-getting-enough-milk

marose17

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #28 on: August 17, 2012, 08:52:46 am »
@anjfree, it is normal for newborns, whether breastfed or not, to lose a few grams upon going home.  There are several articles about this, paki-search na lang.  Ganyang-ganyan nangyari sa mga anak ko.  Imagine preemies pa sila and very low ang birth weight nila (they weighed less than 3 lbs each) and they lost a few grams on the first few weeks.  Sabi ni Dr. Silvestre okay lang iyan it's normal and explained to me the importance of breastfeeding so nagpursigi ako.  Nakinig ako sa kanya kasi bukod sa siya ay neonatologist eh breastfeeding expert din siya (she is a consultant of DOH and the WHO on breastfeeding matters, by the way).  Nabasa ko rin kasi ang risks associated with feeding premature babies formula because of their immature gut, pati contamination risks which could be deadly.  And really, the thought of giving my super tiny babies milk from a can that is several months old (or even years na), packed in a factory na hindi ko alam kung gaano kataas ang safety standards, not sterile etc. was abhorrent, to say the least.

@honey_iya, I agree.  There are many antibiotics that are safe for nursing moms.  If your OB was aware beforehand of your intention to breastfeed, I expect that she gave you meds that are not contraindicative to breastfeeding.  May list niyan somewhere sa internet or sa previous threads.

Regarding pediatricians and medical practitioners who "prescribe" formula to newborns, shame on them!  They are violating the Milk Code.  Actually, you can report a doctor who did exactly the same thing to the DOH.  Puwede silang matanggalan ng license for culpable violation of the law.

anjfree

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #29 on: August 17, 2012, 09:15:03 am »
Thanks sis hunny_ally.


Sis marose17, where po clinic ni Dr. Silverstre? Asa province kami ngayon ni baby so we will have another pedia pag asa Manila na kami.

Diane

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #30 on: August 17, 2012, 09:29:26 am »
hello sisses, tingin nyo this mini ref is enough to store the pumped bm? cute kasi tapos pwede mo ilagay sa workstation mo para dyan mo na lang i-store.

http://www.ensogo.com.ph/products/portable-mini-ref-08162012.html

marose17

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #31 on: August 17, 2012, 09:35:36 am »
^ ^Dr. Silvestre's clinics are at Manila Doctors Hospital and St. Luke's QC.  However, I think she is not seeing patients at the moment.  My five year-old children are now under the care of Dr. Resti Bautista from UP-PGH.  He was Dr. Silvestre's associate pedia and he knows my children's medical history from 2 months (when they were discharged from Madocs NICU) onwards.  He is also a breastfeeding advocate.  His clinic is at UP-PGH Faculty of Medical Arts Building.  I'm not sure if he is still giving check-ups and consultations in Dr. Silvestre's clinics at Madocs and St. Luke's.  He took over most of her patients kasi when Dr. Silvestre went on indefinite leave due to health reasons.

Here's a list of OBs and pedias who are breastfeeding advocates.  I got this from another thread and this was given by a LATCH peer counsellor, as I understand it.

OBs:
Dra. Blanca de Guia - PGH, Asian, Madocs
Dra. Valerie Guinto (also a perinatologist) - Asian, St. Luke's Global
Dra. Patricia Kho - Makati Med
Dr. Menefrida Reyes - St lukes Q.C.
Dr. Virginia Abalos, MD, FPOGS (OB)
Medical Arts, Chong Hua Hospital
Cebu City
(032) 253-6096
Dr. Reynaldo Chu, MD, FPOGS (OB)
Madonna & Child Hospital Serina St., Carmen, CDO
(088) 858-4338
Dr. Ina Pelaez Crisologo - Asian, PGH
Dr. JayJay Germar (female) - Medical City, Manila Doctors, St. Luke's Global (soon)
dr. rebecca singson of st lukes at the fort the ob head too, asian and makati med.
dr. evelyn del castillo of fabella
Dr. Regina Rivera

PEDIAs:
Dra. Miko Orig-Palo - St Luke's Global City
Dr. Mianne Silvestre - Manila Doctors, St Luke's QC
Dr. Resti Bautista - Fabella, also in St. Luke's (dr Silvestre's clinic), Cubao clinic above Aling Nena's
Dr. Leslie Madrazo - QMMC
Dr. Joy Dionio-Lim - Medical Plaza Ortigas
Dr. Florianne Valdes - Medical City
Dr. Cristina Bernardo - Medical City
Dr. Jean Guno - Medical City
Dr. Jojo Mantaring - Manila Doctors, Asian Hospital, PGH
Dr. Anthony Calibo is in St. Lukes
Dr. Rose Rex - Dr. Silvestre's reliever in St. Luke's
Dr. Cricket Palanca-Chen - St. Luke's Global/Makati Med
Dr. Joy Ty - Cardinal Santos
Dr. Ellyn Go - Paranaque Med - also an IBCLC
Dra. Pam Caedo - MMC and Asian
Dr. Jack Estuart - Brokenshire Memorial Hospital , Davao City
Dra. Elizza Senseng - Medical City, MDC Medical Clinic
Dr. Bella Vitangcol - QCMC
Dr. Luisa de Villa - Manlapaz, St. Luke's Medical Center
Dr. Elynn Go - Asian, Paranaque Doctors, Las Pinas Doctors
Dr. Elizza Senseng - TMC and Medical Plaza
dr jose enrique clemente - Makati Med, Asian
Dr. Florianne "Rissa" Valdez, Medical City
Dr. Alice Ngo-Militante, MD (pedia)
Rm. 322 M. Diaz Bldg. (beside Cebu Doctors Hospital) Don Jose Avila St. Cebu City
(032) 254-1273
Dr. Lucille Romblon, MD (pedia)
Rm. 103 Madonna & Child Hospital Serina St., Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City
(088) 858-3962 local 103
Dr. Victoria Ribaya - St. Luke's QC and Global, PCMC
dr. jessa sareno, pgh lang alam ko
dr. star olonan of fabella
dr. anthony calibo of st lukes e. rod
Dr. Juliet Sio-Aguilar (gastro) - St. Luke's
dr. Ma. cecilia alinea = pgh
« Last Edit: August 17, 2012, 09:46:05 am by marose17 »

anjfree

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #32 on: August 17, 2012, 01:13:47 pm »
Thanks sis marose17!

BachCoy

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #33 on: August 17, 2012, 02:06:39 pm »
Hi ladies, I am looking for a second-hand nursing cover (preferably Lilymoms or Boncho).  Kindly PM me or email me at mrsaspee@yahoo.com.

Thanks.

bump

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #34 on: August 17, 2012, 02:41:07 pm »
marose: yes, nun time ko hindi na accept si Dr. Silvestre. I was assigned to Dr. Armida Delos Angeles and Dr. Gatmaitan. also bfeedung advocates pedia and neonatologist coz Dr. Silvestre was on leave something. Both from St. Lukes QC.

moi: my son had jaundiced too. the neonatogist never stopped me from bfeeding tho tig 15mins each breast lang kase kailangan nya bumalik sa photo therapy nya.

if i may add, sa St. Lukes un mga resident pedias under Dr. Gatmaitan are strict w/ their advocacy abt breastfeeding. nun nasa recovery room ako waiting for a room to be available the resident pedias will go to you and will say mommy, ilatch nanaten si baby. talagang pilitan mega explain dun sa mga mommies about the benefits. if ayaw talaga they'll ask the mommy to sign a waiver na she decided not to bfeed. ako they did not force me coz part of my birth plan to bfeed.

luckymommy88

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #35 on: August 17, 2012, 04:39:06 pm »
question po how long bago maexpire ang pumped milk pag nasa ref

I think pag sa baba ng ref its around one week...Pag sa freezer it can last for a month, pls correct me mommies...

bump

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #36 on: August 17, 2012, 05:55:52 pm »
^correct sis

m_lim

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #37 on: August 17, 2012, 06:14:05 pm »
kelan ba advisable magpump after manganak? kelan dapat magpabottle feed (with breastmilk).

tsaka ano mas magandang storage for breastmilk? bags or plastic containers?
« Last Edit: August 17, 2012, 06:24:28 pm by m_lim »

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #38 on: August 17, 2012, 06:57:25 pm »
^i pumped after 2wks i gave birth. puro direct feeding muna ako to establish my milk supply. i used the plastic bags when i am out od the house. mas better un naka plastic if istore mo sa freezer. kung dun lang sa baba ng freezer use storage bottles.

X-tine

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Re: Breastfeeding Part 15
« Reply #39 on: August 17, 2012, 08:03:37 pm »
Sis Anjfree,
Maybe you have to change your pedia, change to a pedia na supportive of breastfeeding mahirap pag ang pedia not supportive of breastfeeding..

Sis honey iya,
Most antibiotics are safe for breastfeeding moms, but to be sure always remind your doctor that you are breastfeeding :)

Sis lucky mommy,
If ref yes 1 week, If freezer within the ref 2 weeks,
If freezer na up down ref, 3mos . If stand alone freezer or deep freezer could last upto 6 mos. :)
Those are based on my research , you can actually try to check at kellymom.com

Sis mlim,
I used BM bags na plastic, since it occuplies less space in the freezer. Re: pumping it is advised na you direct feed baby and upon demand for the first month to establish your milk supply, then next time if baby sleeps longer na you can start pumping :)

 

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