III. Barriers in breastfeeding: hyperbilirubinemia
Mikiel-Kostyra, K.
Pediatria Polska 71(3): 275-278
1996
ISSN/ISBN: 0031-3939 PMID: 8966102 Document Number: 462180
Hyperbilirubinemia is a very frequent reason for interrupting breastfeeding in Poland. The pathogenesis of the early and late jaundice related to breastfeeding is discussed. The lack of contraindication to breastfeeding is stressed.
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