关键词: 妊娠期糖尿病, 产妇, 泌乳启动延迟, 影响因素

Abstract: Objective To explore the delayed lactation initiation and its influencing factors of pregnant women with diabetes in the obstetric care unit,so as to provide a reference for preventing delayed lactation initiation．Methods A total of 80 pregnant women with diabetes who were received by the hospital obstetric care unit from January 2021 to May 2023 were selected as the research objects．The age,body mass index,parity,regular blood glucose recheck,pregnancy hypertension,delivery mode,starting time,neonatal weight,postpartum anxiety,postpartum depression,postpartum fatigue,sucking times and other factors that led to the delay of lactation initiation were analyzed by single factor and multi factor analysis．Results The onset of lactation was delayed in 33 pregnant women with diabetes,with an incidence of 41.25%．The age of postpartum women with delayed lactation initiation over 35 years old accounted for 51.52%,blood sugar was not regularly rechecked accounted for 39.39%,pregnancy induced hypertension accounted for 54.55%,lactation time over 6 hours accounted for 57.58%,postpartum anxiety accounted for 30.0%,postpartum depression accounted for 36.36%,postpartum fatigue accounted for 36.36%,and sucking frequency <6 times accounted for 60.61%,which were higher than that of non-delayed lactation initiation women（P<0.05）．There was no statistically significant difference between the two groups in terms of pre pre-pregnancy body mass index,parity,delivery method and newborn birth weight（P>0.05）．The risk factors of delayed lactation initiation in pregnant women with diabetes were age ≥ 35 years,no regular blood glucose review,hypertension during pregnancy,≥ 6 h of first milk expression time,postpartum anxiety,postpartum depression,postpartum fatigue and sucking times<6（P<0.05）．Conclusions The incidence of delayed lactation initiation in pregnant women with diabetes in the obstetric care unit is high,which is mainly affected by age,pregnancy induced hypertension,time of starting breast feeding,postpartum psychological state and sucking times．Health education and early auxiliary intervention should be emphasized to reduce the incidence of delayed lactation initiation．

Key words: gestational diabetes, maternity, delayed initiation of lactation, influence factor