Supplemental Information; Disposal - Medela Harmony 67161W2 Instrucciones De Uso

11. Supplemental Information

Supplemental Information
Following are some common breastfeeding related conditions. If you experience any of these
symptoms, contact a healthcare professional or breastfeeding specialist.
Symptom
Breasts are hard and uncomfortable, possibly with
Engorgement
reddened areas.
Area of breast will look reddened and may be
Blocked/Plugged
tender to touch.
Ducts
It often follows engorgement but can just occur
Mastitis
suddenly. The initial symptoms are similar to flu –
fatigue, headache and muscle aches, fever and
localized breast tenderness. It can be in one or
even both breasts and needs immediate treatment.
A healthcare professional or breastfeeding specialist can give you guidance in breastfeeding your baby and
using a breast pump. Their guidance is valuable in terms of the lifetime of health benefits for both you and
your baby. A listing of Lactation Professionals are available at www.medelalocator.com.
If you have not resolved the problem with your breast pump or your have further questions, please
contact Medela Customer Service at +1-800-435-8316 or email [email protected].

12. Disposal

Disposal Guideline
Properly dispose of the device in accordance with local, state and federal regulations.
Questions? Visit Medela.com or call us at +1-800-435-8316.
Potential Causes
Milk not draining properly from
breast. Milk can drain back into the
tissue causing areas to swell and
become tender.
Milk not being drained from a
specific duct. The area becomes
"clogged" up and milk is then
prevented from flowing.
A bacterial infection in the breast
tissue which is often accompanied
by cracked nipples.
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