Description
Here’s a more detailed look at the uses:
Relieving Engorgement:
Manual pumps can help relieve the discomfort and pain associated with engorged breasts by expressing milk.
Managing Blocked Milk Ducts:
By expressing a small amount of milk, manual pumps can help relieve pressure and prevent further blockage.
Supplementing Breastfeeding:
Manual pumps can be used to express and store breast milk when a baby is unable to breastfeed directly or when the mother is away from the baby.
Maintaining Milk Supply:
Manual pumps can help maintain or increase a mother’s milk supply when direct breastfeeding is interrupted.
Convenience and Portability:
Manual pumps are portable and do not require a power source, making them useful for travel, occasional use, or when an electric pump is not available.
Control and Comfort:
Manual pumps allow the user to control the suction and rhythm of pumping, which can be more comfortable for some mothers.
Cost-Effective:
Manual pumps are generally less expensive than electric pumps, making them a good option for mothers who need to pump only occasionally or who have budget constraints.
Backup Option:
A manual pump can serve as a backup in case of power outages or problems with an electric pump.