HOW TO BREASTFEED A BABY WITH PHENYLKETONURIA - DIET AND NUTRITION

How to breastfeed a baby with phenylketonuria



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Breastfeeding for phenylketonuric is possible, but has to be controlled because breast milk contains phenylalanine. And it is recommended that the amount of phenylalanine for a baby up to 6 months of age remains between 20 and 70 mg of phenylalanine per kg body weight. This is why the pediatrician monitors the concentration of phenylalanine weekly through the results of the baby's blood test and guides the mother about the amount of breast milk and non-phenylalanine-free pharmacy milk that the baby can take without impairing physical and mental development, guaranteed that the baby grows in