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Nazeri N, ghavamzadeh S. Determining the Effect of Maternal Omega-3 Supplementation during Lactation on Growth and Development of Infants. Studies in Medical Sciences 2017; 27 (12) :1048-1057
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Uremia University of Medical Science (Corresponding Author) , ghavamzadeh@hotmail.com
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Background & Aims: Development during childhood is vital for learning skills. Maternal omega-3fatty acids during pregnancy and lactation play important role in childhood development. The aim of this study is to determine omega-3 supplementation during lactation on the growth and development of infants.
Materials & Methods: This is a double-blind randomized trial. A total of 70 lactating women and their infants 15 days after delivery were selected. They were randomly divided into intervention and placebo groups. The intervention group received 1 gram omega-3 capsules daily and placebo group paraffin capsules for 3 months. Development of infants was assessed by using ASQ and growth by measuring weight, length and head circumference.
Results: The main score of communication, fine motor and problem solving in the intervention group after 3 months supplementation of omega-3 fatty acids were higher in the intervention group than placebo. There were no differences in gross motor and social development between two groups.
Conclusion: In this study positive effect of omega-3 e on problem solving and social development were found. There were no differences in growth between two groups except head circumference.
Type of Study: Clinical trials |
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Infants
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