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- W3204804773 abstract "Abstract Background Although most organizations recommend breastfeeding for at least one year due to its well-known beneficial effects, the prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding in many developing countries was quite low and the current prevalence of breastfeeding and predictive factors for its discontinuation are not well-known. Objectives To identify prevalence and predictive factors affecting exclusive breastfeeding in Primary Healthcare (PHC) Centers in Cairo, Egypt. Methodology A cross sectional study, among mothers attended first six months immunization sessions in three PHC Centers were selected via a convenient sample, A total sample of 180 mothers, 60 from each PHC Center, accepted to participate in our study and were subjected to an interview questionnaire. The questionnaire used was previously validated and pre-tested. Data collection took the period from April to August 2019. Comparison between exclusive and nonexclusive breastfeeding according to possible risk factors was done. Results The frequency of breastfeeding among the participants was 90.6%; however the total (0-6 months) exclusive breastfeeding frequency was only 39.4%. Our logistic regression model showed that exclusive breastfeeding decreased with progressive increase in infant’s age with OR of 0.74, and mothers with good knowledge about proper practice of breastfeeding (e.g. infant’s chin should be immersed in mother's breast and most nipple halo in the infant lower lip) adhered more to exclusive breastfeeding with OR of 2.51. Also, it showed that, during working hours, mothers who fed their infants other than breast milk adhered less to exclusive breastfeeding with OR of 0.19. Conclusions The prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding is quite low, a problem seen in most of developing countries. The predictive factors for exclusive breastfeeding are, younger infant’s age, good knowledge of the mothers about proper practice of breastfeeding, and mothers insisting on breastfeeding during working hours." @default.
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- W3204804773 title "Prevalence and predictive factors for exclusive breastfeeding in the first 6 months among mothers attending Primary Health Care Centers in Cairo, Egypt" @default.
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