Lactation Failure

Lactation failure: or deficiency, also known as agalactia or agalactorrhea, as well ashypogalactia or hypogalactorrhea, is a medical condition in which lactation is insufficient or fails completely due to an inadequacy of breast milk production and/or a failure of the milk let-down reflex in response to suckling following childbirth, resulting in an inability to properly breastfeed.

• class="Mso"class="Mso"Breastfeeding difficulties. Lactation failure. Galactorrhea. 
• Fissure of the nipple.
• Breast engorgement.
• Diastasis symphysis pubis.
• Peripartum cardiomyopathy.
• Postpartum depression.
• Postpartum thyroiditis.
• Puerperal fever.
• Puerperal mastitis.