Lactation and maternal bone health.
作者： Heidi J. Kalkwarf
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-4242-8_10
关键词: Bone health 、 Menopause 、 Physiology 、 Weaning 、 Medicine 、 Calcium metabolism 、 Vitamin D and neurology 、 Internal medicine 、 Lactation 、 Endocrinology 、 Bone density 、 Calcium
摘要: Women lose bone during lactation, and this is an important mechanism to provide calcium for human milk. Bone loss lactation occurs even in women with high intakes. Lactation-induced transient because density increases rapidly after weaning. recovery weaning are related ovarian function the length of postpartum amenorrhea. The can occur shortly spaced pregnancies. who have breastfed several infants do not reduced menopause. Overall, does seem increase a woman's risk osteoporotic fracture her elder years. Further research needed on special subgroups women, such as adolescents, vitamin D deficient or extremely low intakes, simultaneously multiple determine whether these able regain sufficient mass preserve their health.
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