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Insufficient Production of Breastmilk Nursing Care Plan
Nursing (nurse)
Our Lady of Fatima University
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Insufficient Production of Breastmilk Nursing Care Plan
Patient: J. J. B Age: 26-year-old Sex: Female
ASSESSMENT NURSING
DIAGNOSIS
BACKGROUND
KNOWLEDGE
PLANNING NURSING
INTERVENTIONS
RATIONALE EVALUATION
Subjective: “Simula nung napanganak ko si baby sobrang hina talaga ng lumalabas na milk sa’kin at pakiramdam ko kulang yung nakukuha ni baby” as verbalized by the patient (newborn’s mother).
Objective: (-) engorgement The infant was being fed using a dropper.
Ineffective breastfeeding related to insufficient breastmilk production.
Childbirth
Breastfeeding hormone prolactin and oxytocin kicks in when the placenta is delivered
Milk production starts
Poor sucking/inappropriate breastfeeding style and technique
Reference: nandadiagnoses m /insufficient-breast-milk- production/
After 6 hours of nursing interventions:
Mother can adapt ways to increase her milk supply.
Initiate/instruct mother to do proper latching and let the baby suck.
Inform the mother to eat hot soupy foods with green leafy vegetables and fruits.
Instruct mother to increase fluid intake.
Demonstrate proper way to put warm compress and the breast massage technique to increase milk supply naturally.
The hormone prolactin is responsible for milk production, and the more a baby suckles, the more milk is produced.
Eating hot soupy foods with green leafy vegetables such as malunggay leaves and broccoli makes the blood vessels more flexible, which makes it easier for milk to flow.
Since water makes up over 90% of breast milk, it's essential to drink plenty of water at least 2 liters or more to keep your milk supply high.
You can get your milk flowing more quickly by using moist heat, which improves circulation, opens your milk ducts, and stimulates let down of breastmilk.
After 6 hours of nursing interventions, the goal was fully met.
After 6 hours, there was increased milk production from the mother’s breast.
The spouse and other caregivers of the mother prepares hot soupy meals with healthy leafy vegetables for the mother.
The mother’s daily water intake increases to 2 liters a day and more
Breast massaging techniques were learned by the mother and breastmilk production improved.
Mother showed
Suggest using a breast pump or hand expression.
Continued breast stimulation cues the mother’s body that more milk is needed, increasing supply.
References: nursetogether. com/breastfeeding-nursing- diagnosis-care-plan/
who /data/gho/ indicator-metadata-registry/imr- details/early-initiation-of- breastfeeding-(-)#:~:text=Early %20initiation %20of%20breastfeeding%2C %20within,on%20duration% 20of%20exclusive %20breastfeeding.
ncbi.nlm.nih/ books/NBK148970/#:~:text=D uring%20the%20first%20few %20weeks,when%20lactation %20is%20becoming %20established.
effective massaging technique to stimulate milk production.
Garcia, Julianne Faith C. BSN 2-YB-21C
Insufficient Production of Breastmilk Nursing Care Plan
Course: Nursing (nurse)
University: Our Lady of Fatima University
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