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Ferika Indarwati, Ferika
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Manajemen Nutrisi pada Bayi BBLSR dengan Pemberian Fortifikasi ASI, Susu formula, dan ASI Nafisa, Sayyida; Indarwati, Ferika; Anisah, Layli
An Idea Health Journal Vol 5 No 02 (2025)
Publisher : PT.Mantaya Idea Batara

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.53690/ihj.v5i02.486

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A very low birth weight infant (VLBW) with a birth weight of <1500 grams has extremely low nutrient reserves, such as calcium, phosphate, iron, zinc, and vitamins, with little to no subcutaneous fat and glycogen stores. The management of VLBW infants focuses on providing nutrition through fortification, formula milk, or breast milk if lactation is sufficient. This study aims to examine the impact of weight management in VLBW infants through the administration of fortification, formula milk, and breast milk.This research employs a case study method by administering fortified breast milk, formula milk, and breast milk over ten days to a VLBW infant treated in the PICU-NICU of Temanggung Regional Hospital. The results show that after receiving fortified breast milk, the infant’s weight increased by 70 grams. When given formula milk, there was no weight gain, while breast milk administration resulted in a weight gain of 75 grams. These findings indicate that breast milk provides the most significant weight gain without causing weight loss, although the increase occurs gradually.It is recommended that parents of VLBW infants optimize weight gain by providing exclusive breastfeeding, either directly or indirectly, if the infant has difficulty nursing.
Co-Authors Alfian, Maylika Nisa Anisah, Layli Arinandika, Kailifah Nurul Athaya Zafira Yuflih BudiAstuti, Khusnul Dewi, Nur Avni Atikah Elva Nurul Fanella Desta Fauziah Rachma Fitriani, Dewi Caesaria Hadwin Al Fatih Haris, Fahni Ingrit Marditantea Kellyana Irawati Kessi Anggraeni Laili Nur Hidayati Laili Nur Hidayati Maulana M. Yusuf Efendi Meylawati, Fiona Muhammad Faridzal Nafisa, Sayyida Niken Nawang Nurjanah, Desi Tribuana Nurkhayati, Siti Rahayu, Idum Laela Rahmah Rahmah Romdzati, Romdzati Sasadhara, Avinnia Seyka Lavefivusti Suminar, Istinengtiyas Tirta Suminar, Istinengtyas Tirta Sustieni, Sri Winarni Winarni Yanuar Primanda Yuni Astuti