3. Purpose
The manual breast pump mamivac
and collect breast milk.
3.1 Indication
Breastfeeding problems that require the use of a breast pump may be: mastitis (in-
flammation of mammary glands), aching or sore mamillae (nipples), anatomic variants
of the mamillae which make feeding the infant difficult (flat or inverted nipples), in-
sufficient or excessive milk production, premature delivery, metabolic disorders of the
infant, anatomic disorder in the face of the infant, poorly sucking infant, temporary
illness of the mother (medication intake).
3.2 Contraindication
Taking medication in general may affect breastfeeding an infant. The patient informa-
tion leaflets of the pharmaceutical companies contain appropriate information.
mamivac
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to suction other body fluids, such as blood, secretions or mucus
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to suction outside the medical field
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on other living beings.
3.3 Side effects
In individual cases, the skin may be irritated resulting in redness or red spots.
3.4 Target group of patients/users
Breastfeeding mothers
4. General notes
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Prior to using the product, always check it for external damage and proper work-
ing. Do not use the product in case of faults or faulty functions.
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Prior to expressing, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and wipe your breast
with a damp cloth. Do not use soap or alcohol as detergent to avoid dry, soar or
cracked nipples.
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Prepare yourself for the expressing with ease. Take a comfortable and relaxed seat.
Gently press the breast shield over the nipple for a tight contact. Start to express milk.
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EASY may not be used:
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EASY is used in order to genty and softly express