Contents:
- Medical Video: Ex-Pedophile Shares Tips On How To Make Your Kids Less Attractive
- Why should be very careful about breastfeeding donors for babies?
- Stages of ASI donor screening
- Tips for prospective mothers of ASI recipients
Medical Video: Ex-Pedophile Shares Tips On How To Make Your Kids Less Attractive
Breast milk or ASI is the most complete food for babies up to the age of six months. Unfortunately, not all newborn children can have the opportunity to get ASI directly from their mothers because of certain factors. On the other hand, there are nursing mothers who have abundant breast milk. Therefore, to help the mothers difficulty giving breast milk, a new trend is known as ASI donors for babies.
Why should be very careful about breastfeeding donors for babies?
Even though breast milk donors are very beneficial, breastfeeding donors keep a health risk for the baby who receives them. To minimize the risk of breastfeeding donors for babies, it is important for every mother who is breastfeeding to breastfeed.
Unfortunately, not many mothers know about the importance of ASI donor screening. Costs that are not small also make mothers who are prospective donors or ASI recipients hesitant to screen ASI. However, breastfeeding screening is highly recommended so that the milk received by the baby is truly guaranteed health and safety.
Stages of ASI donor screening
Before giving the baby a donor's milk, you need to consider the conditions that a potential donor needs to fulfill. See the list of conditions below.
- Physically and mentally healthy.
- Has no contraindications to breastfeeding (for example due to certain diseases or infections).
- Breastfeeding a baby who is less than six months old and supplies breast milk for his own baby is sufficient.
- There was no history of blood transfusion or organ or tissue transplantation in the last 12 months.
- Don't smoke, drink alcohol, or use illegal drugs that can affect the baby.
- Have no history of HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, CMV (cytomegalovirus), and syphilis.
- Having no sexual partners at risk for HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, CMV, and syphilis.
- Do not have sexual partners who routinely receive blood transfusions, consume drugs, smokers, or drink alcohol.
- Healthy breast conditions, no mastitis or infection that is susceptible to contagious.
- It has been declared clean of HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, CMV, and syphilis through tests.
After prospective ASI donors have passed all stages, then prospective ASI donors need to carry out the procedure for giving ASI. Among these are maintaining cleanliness by washing hands and breast milk pumping equipment thoroughly and using ASIP containers other than plastic (because plastic containers are at risk of being torn, leaked and contaminated).
Tips for prospective mothers of ASI recipients
Prospective recipients of ASI donors also need to know the technicality of ASI pasteurization. Pasteurization is done to remove bacteria while maintaining most of the beneficial nutrients in milk. The following is the technical manual pasteurization that can be applied.
- Holder. It is a pasteurization method by immersing the ASI bottle into a tub filled with water with a temperature of 62.5 degrees Celsius for 30 minutes.
- Pretoria. It is a pasteurization method by soaking the breast milk bottle into boiling water for 20-30 minutes.
- Flash heating. It is a pasteurization method by soaking the breast milk bottle into a tub filled with water with a temperature of 100 degrees Celsius for 5 minutes.
