A woman with a newborn elects not to breastfeed. Which measure will most effectively assist in suppressing her milk supply?
a. Stimulation of the breasts
b. Restriction of fluid intake
c. A supportive bra worn at all times
d. Heat applied to the breasts
ANS: C
Presently, nonpharmacologic measures (wearing a supportive bra 24 hr/day for 10 to 14 days, breast binding, and axillary ice packs) are recommended for lactation suppression.
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