Description:

• Lactation is the process of milk production. Human milk is secreted by the mammary glands, which are located within the fatty tissue of the breast.
• The hormone oxytocin is produced in response to the birth of a new baby, and it both stimulates uterine contractions and begins the lactation process.
• For the first few hours of nursing, a special fluid called colostrum is delivered, which is especially high in nutrients, fats, and antibodies to protect the newborn from infection.
• Thereafter the amount of milk produced is controlled primarily by the hormone prolactin, which is produced in response to the length of time the infant nurses at the breast.
• Excessive physical or mental stress during labour or any other tension may disturb production of prolactin which ultimately affects the process of lactation.
• Physiological conditions like nutrition deficiency or anaemia are also responsible for such inadequacies.

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