Effects of Breast Massage or Positioning and Attachment Care on Lactation and the Automatic Nervous System in Puerperal Women

本研究明确了接受乳房按摩或体位依恋护理的产褥期妇女母乳喂养前后的生理和心理特征。对10例在A、B产科机构接受乳房按摩或体位、依附护理的产褥期妇女进行调查。这项调查包括在母乳喂养之前、期间和之后的心电图测量，以及在母乳喂养之前和之后的问卷调查。在五种情绪状态中，紧张和兴奋（P< 0.05）。01)出生后第4天母乳喂养后显著降低。此外，反映副交感神经活动的高频成分显著升高（P< 0.05）。01)母乳喂养期间或乳房按摩比母乳喂养前。母乳喂养或乳房按摩同时激活了副交感神经系统，在身体紧张的情况下创造了一种放松的状态。

This study clarified the physiological and psychological characteristics before and after breastfeeding in puerperal women who underwent breast massage or received positioning and attachment care. Ten puerperal women undergoing breast massage or receiving positioning and attachment care from obstetrics facilities A and B were surveyed. The survey involved electrocardiogram measurements before, during, and after breast feeding and administration of a questionnaire before and after breastfeeding. Of the five mood states, tension and excitement(P<0. 01) decreased significantly after breastfeeding on the fourth day after birth. In addition, the high frequency component, which reflects parasympathetic nervous activity, was significantly higher(P<0. 01) during breastfeeding or breast massage than that before breastfeeding. The parasympathetic nervous system was simultaneously activated by breastfeeding or breast massage, creating a relaxed state despite physical stress.