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Lactational amenorrhea: experts recommend full breastfeeding as child spacing method.


 More than 20 scientists, meeting at a consensus conference in Bellagio, Italy, sponsored by Family Health International, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the World Health Organization, agreed that breast feeding confers more than 98% protection from pregnancy during the 1st 6 months postpartum if the mother is fully or nearly fully breast feeding and has not experienced vaginal bleeding by the 56th day. The experts urged family planning providers to offer women the option of using breast feeding to space births and to delay the use of other contraceptives. Breast feeding provides more contraceptive protection in the developing world (excluding China) than all other methods of family planning combined. Lactation infertility decreases with time; after the 1st 6 months, it is likely that ovulation will precede the 1st vaginal bleed.
