Certified Breastfeeding Counselor (CBC) Practice

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What are the most compatible birth control methods for breastfeeding mothers?

  1. Ovulation tracking

  2. Tubal ligation

  3. Progesterone, IUD, barriers

  4. Emergency contraception

The correct answer is: Progesterone, IUD, barriers

The most compatible birth control methods for breastfeeding mothers are Progesterone methods, an Intrauterine Device (IUD), and barrier methods. These options are safe to use during breastfeeding as they do not affect milk supply or the baby. Progesterone-only methods such as the mini-pill or the hormonal IUD are preferred choices as they do not contain estrogen, which could potentially decrease milk supply. Barrier methods like condoms do not have any negative effects on breastfeeding either. Ovulation tracking, tubal ligation, and emergency contraception are not as suitable for breastfeeding mothers due to various reasons including potential hormonal interference, permanence, and timing issues.

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