For a client not planning to breastfeed her newborn, the nurse should recommend:
a. wearing a tight-fitting bra. c. use of ice packs.
b. limit milk consumption. d. mild analgesics for discomfort.
ANS: A, C, D
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Correct a., c., and d. These are nonpharmacological interventions that may be as effective as taking drugs to suppress lactation, but without the adverse effects of drugs.
Incorrect b. Maternal milk consumption does not affect breast milk production.
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