The Physical Life of Woman:
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They are mostnumerous in large cities, and among working women whose dailyoccupations require a separation from the infant. Indigestion, and thewant of a proper amount of nourishing food, cause a diminution in thequantity of milk. So also do over-feeding and gormandizing. Age lessensthe secretion of milk, as has been already mentioned. Those who firstbear children late in life, have less milk for them than they who beginearlier. In some cases want of milk in the breasts seems to be due toits re...absorption. In such instances it may make its appearance atdistant parts. Thus, a case has been recorded of the coughing up of milkfollowing sudden arrest of the secretion, and others in which itpresented itself as an exudation in the groins.
In the treatment of a scanty formation of milk, one of the best measureswhich can be resorted to is the frequent application of the child to thebreast. In addition, the flow may be increased by milking the breasts bymeans of the thumb and finger, suction through a tobacco-pipe, or thebreast-pump, or by the use of another infant.
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They are mostnumerous in large cities, and among working women whose dailyoccupations require a separation from the infant. Indigestion, and thewant of a proper amount of nourishing food, cause a diminution in thequantity of milk. So also do over-feeding and gormandizing. Age lessensthe secretion of milk, as has been already mentioned. Those who firstbear children late in life, have less milk for them than they who beginearlier. In some cases want of milk in the breasts seems to be due toits re...absorption. In such instances it may make its appearance atdistant parts. Thus, a case has been recorded of the coughing up of milkfollowing sudden arrest of the secretion, and others in which itpresented itself as an exudation in the groins.
In the treatment of a scanty formation of milk, one of the best measureswhich can be resorted to is the frequent application of the child to thebreast. In addition, the flow may be increased by milking the breasts bymeans of the thumb and finger, suction through a tobacco-pipe, or thebreast-pump, or by the use of another infant.
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