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Effect of cold cabbage leaf application on breast engorgement and pain in the postpartum period: A systematic review and meta-analysis
2022 Jun 29 Health Care for Women International Ozkaya M, Korukcu O
Systematic Review Meta-Analysis Breast Engorgement Cabbage LeafCold cabbage leaf application was effective in reducing breast pain.
The Effect of Acupressure, Acupuncture and Massage Techniques on the Symptoms of Breast Engorgement and Increased Breast Milk Volume in Lactating Mothers: A Systematic Review
2021 Feb International Journal of Pediatrics Hajian, H., Soltani, M., Seyd Mohammadkhani, M., et al.
Systematic Review Breast Engorgement BreastfeedingTreatments for breast engorgement during lactation
2020 Sep 18 Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Zakarija-Grkovic I, Stewart F
Systematic Review Breastfeeding Gua ShaGua sha therapy may be more effective than hot packs with massage for reducing breast pain.
Effects of Gua-Sha Therapy on Breast Engorgement
2010 Mar Journal of Nursing Research Chiu JY, Gau ML, Kuo SY, Chang YH, Kuo SC, Tu HC
Our findings provided empirical evidence supporting that Gua-Sha therapy may be used as an effective technique in the management of breast engorgement. By using Gua-Sha therapy, nurses can handle breast engorgement problems more effectively in primary care and hence help patients both physically and psychologically.
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Cold cabbage leaf application was effective in reducing breast pain.
2022 Health Care for Women International Effect of cold cabbage leaf application on breast engorgement and pain in the postpartum period: A systematic review and meta-analysis Ozkaya M, Korukcu O
Systematic Review Cabbage Leaf
The systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to assess the impact of cold cabbage leaf application on postpartum breast engorgement and pain. After a thorough search of Turkish and English databases, eight studies were included for analysis out of 25,996 results. The pooled results showed that cold cabbage leaf application led to a significant reduction in breast pain, but did not demonstrate a significant effect on breast engorgement. The researchers concluded that while this method effectively alleviates breast pain, further experimental studies are needed to better understand its impact on breast engorgement.
Gua sha therapy may be more effective than hot packs with massage for reducing breast pain.
2020 Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Treatments for breast engorgement during lactation Zakarija-Grkovic I, Stewart F
Systematic Review Breastfeeding Gua Sha
In this version of the review, 21 studies involving 2170 breastfeeding women were analysed. A range of interventions for the treatment of breast engorgement were tested. These included: cabbage leaves, various compresses (ginger, cactus/aloe, hollyhock), massage plus cactus and aloe compress, acupuncture, ultrasound, acupressure, scraping therapy (Gua Sha), cold breast‐packs, electromechanical massage, Oketani breast massage, and medical treatments (serrapeptase, protease, oxytocin). Six studies used individual breasts as the unit of analysis making it difficult to evaluate the true effect of the studied intervention. Due to the heterogeneous interventions, we were unable to pool results in meta‐analysis; hence, a qualitative analysis resulted in the following findings.
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Effect of cold cabbage leaf application on breast engorgement and pain in the postpartum period: A systematic review and meta-analysis
2022 Jun 29 Health Care for Women International Ozkaya M, Korukcu O
Systematic Review Meta-Analysis Breast Engorgement Cabbage LeafCold cabbage leaf application was effective in reducing breast pain.
The Effect of Acupressure, Acupuncture and Massage Techniques on the Symptoms of Breast Engorgement and Increased Breast Milk Volume in Lactating Mothers: A Systematic Review
2021 Feb International Journal of Pediatrics Hajian, H., Soltani, M., Seyd Mohammadkhani, M., et al.
Systematic Review Breast Engorgement BreastfeedingLink cannot be load —Rachael L 30 May 2022
This review included RCTs, non RCTs or retrospective clinical studies. —Ve-Vinn L 15 Oct 2021
Treatments for breast engorgement during lactation
2020 Sep 18 Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews Zakarija-Grkovic I, Stewart F
Systematic Review Breastfeeding Gua ShaGua sha therapy may be more effective than hot packs with massage for reducing breast pain.
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Systematic Review
Cold cabbage leaf application was effective in reducing breast pain.
Ozkaya M, Korukcu O
Systematic Review
Gua sha therapy may be more effective than hot packs with massage for reducing breast pain.
Zakarija-Grkovic I, Stewart F
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A Systematic Review published in 2022 in the journal Health Care for Women International found that Cold cabbage leaf application was effective in reducing breast pain. The systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to assess the impact of cold cabbage leaf application on postpartum breast engorgement and pain. After a thorough search of Turkish and English databases, eight studies were included for analysis out of 25,996 results. The pooled results showed that cold cabbage leaf application led to a significant reduction in breast pain, but did not demonstrate a significant effect on breast engorgement. The researchers concluded that while this method effectively alleviates breast pain, further experimental studies are needed to better understand its impact on breast engorgement.
A Systematic Review published in 2020 in the journal Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews found that Gua sha therapy may be more effective than hot packs with massage for reducing breast pain. In this version of the review, 21 studies involving 2170 breastfeeding women were analysed. A range of interventions for the treatment of breast engorgement were tested. These included: cabbage leaves, various compresses (ginger, cactus/aloe, hollyhock), massage plus cactus and aloe compress, acupuncture, ultrasound, acupressure, scraping therapy (Gua Sha), cold breast‐packs, electromechanical massage, Oketani breast massage, and medical treatments (serrapeptase, protease, oxytocin). Six studies used individual breasts as the unit of analysis making it difficult to evaluate the true effect of the studied intervention. Due to the heterogeneous interventions, we were unable to pool results in meta‐analysis; hence, a qualitative analysis resulted in the following findings.
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Link cannot be load —Rachael L 30 May 2022
This review included RCTs, non RCTs or retrospective clinical studies. —Ve-Vinn L 15 Oct 2021