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Aspiration does not mean the end of a breast-feeding relationship.
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Aug 2022 – Aug 2025Where it's discussed
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Most posts appreciate the publication’s reassurance that aspiration does not end breastfeeding, exemplified by phrases like 'useful information' and 'further investigate,' indicating recognition of clinical importance. The supportive tone and focus on sharing knowledge reflect interest and engagement, contributing to moderate perceived impact in the field of infant health and breastfeeding support.
Most discussions highlight support for the idea that aspiration does not necessarily prohibit breastfeeding, indicating strong agreement with the publication’s message.
While some focus on the significance of the findings, the overall curiosity seems moderate, reflected in the emphasis on sharing useful information and further investigation.
Posts actively reference the study, use hashtags, and mention related organizations, showing a high level of engagement and desire to promote or understand the findings.
The discussions suggest that the publication could influence clinical perspectives and breastfeeding practices, though widespread change may still be pending further research.
Abstract in brief
- Breastfeeding is beneficial for infants, but its impact on those with dysphagia (difficulty swallowing) is not well-researched; this study aimed to assess the pulmonary health outcomes of these infants after receiving clearance for breast milk consumption.
- The study reviewed 80 infants monitored over three months, focusing on their pulmonary health after experiencing aspiration or penetration of thin liquids, with a notable 90% showing no major pulmonary illnesses despite the risks associated with dysphagia.
- The findings suggest that a significant majority of breast milk-fed infants with dysphagia did not develop serious health issues from aspiration, indicating a need for further studies to explore long-term pulmonary health outcomes in this population.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyAspiration does not mean the end of a breast-feeding relationship https://t.co/FgWHxvFH82
In this study, 90% of infants who showed aspiration in VFSS but continued breastfeeding had no pulmonary illness requiring intervention! Members can learn more about these findings at https://t.co/OSPENCbHhC Research: https://t.co/mDl6wAiqIC https://t.co/HhdpYBy9JJ #SLPeeps https://t.co/NDLnoA6pA9
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All mentions
Management of Breastfeeding in Infants with Known Aspiration Risks
This video discusses the ongoing debate about breastfeeding with known aspiration. It questions current practices, reviews recent research, and highlights the importance of re-evaluating how we assess and support…
Breastfeeding in Infants Who Aspirate: Pulmonary Outcomes and Practices
Breastfeeding benefits infants, but its effects on those with dysphagia are not well understood. This study reviewed 80 infants over three months, finding most did not develop serious pulmonary issues despite aspiration…
Breastfeeding and Aspiration Risks in Infants
Breastfeeding benefits infants, but its effects on those with dysphagia are under-researched. This study tracked 80 infants over three months, showing most did not develop serious pulmonary issues despite aspiration…
RT @TheInformedSLP: In this study, 90% of infants who showed aspiration in VFSS but continued breastfeeding had no pulmonary illness requir…
In this study, 90% of infants who showed aspiration in VFSS but continued breastfeeding had no pulmonary illness requiring intervention! Members can learn more about these findings at https://t.co/OSPENCbHhC Research: https://t.co/mDl6wAiqIC https://t.co/HhdpYBy9JJ #SLPeeps https://t.co/NDLnoA6pA9
RT @lizzienashslt: Aspiration does not mean the end of a breast-feeding relationship https://t.co/FgWHxvFH82
RT @lizzienashslt: Aspiration does not mean the end of a breast-feeding relationship https://t.co/FgWHxvFH82
RT @lizzienashslt: Aspiration does not mean the end of a breast-feeding relationship https://t.co/FgWHxvFH82
RT @lizzienashslt: Aspiration does not mean the end of a breast-feeding relationship https://t.co/FgWHxvFH82
Aspiration does not mean the end of a breast-feeding relationship https://t.co/FgWHxvFH82
RT @LittleDoctorVic: https://t.co/nmWxIUL0wb useful information for #BreastfeedingTheBrave @FeedSleepBond @HIFN12 @milkymedics @LLLGB @BfN_…
RT @LittleDoctorVic: https://t.co/nmWxIUL0wb useful information for #BreastfeedingTheBrave @FeedSleepBond @HIFN12 @milkymedics @LLLGB @BfN_…
Aspiration does not mean the end of a breast-feeding relationship https://t.co/O3bZhTGVII
RT @LittleDoctorVic: https://t.co/nmWxIUL0wb useful information for #BreastfeedingTheBrave @FeedSleepBond @HIFN12 @milkymedics @LLLGB @BfN_…
RT @LittleDoctorVic: https://t.co/nmWxIUL0wb useful information for #BreastfeedingTheBrave @FeedSleepBond @HIFN12 @milkymedics @LLLGB @BfN_…
RT @LittleDoctorVic: https://t.co/nmWxIUL0wb useful information for #BreastfeedingTheBrave @FeedSleepBond @HIFN12 @milkymedics @LLLGB @BfN_…
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RT @LittleDoctorVic: https://t.co/nmWxIUL0wb useful information for #BreastfeedingTheBrave @FeedSleepBond @HIFN12 @milkymedics @LLLGB @BfN_…
RT @LittleDoctorVic: https://t.co/nmWxIUL0wb useful information for #BreastfeedingTheBrave @FeedSleepBond @HIFN12 @milkymedics @LLLGB @BfN_…
RT @LittleDoctorVic: https://t.co/nmWxIUL0wb useful information for #BreastfeedingTheBrave @FeedSleepBond @HIFN12 @milkymedics @LLLGB @BfN_…
https://t.co/nmWxIUL0wb useful information for #BreastfeedingTheBrave @FeedSleepBond @HIFN12 @milkymedics @LLLGB @BfN_UK @AssocBfMothers @Prof_AmyBrown @BetterBfing @babyfriendly
Interesting paper from @MassEyeAndEar : Aspiration does not mean the end of a breast-feeding relationship https://t.co/fG5XDTLTTj. Something we need to further investigate