tejleadás
Tejleadás, also known as lactation or milk expression, refers to the process by which milk is produced and released from the mammary glands. This natural biological function is primarily associated with mammals, including humans, and is essential for nourishing newborns during the early stages of life. In humans, lactation typically begins after childbirth and is stimulated by hormonal changes, particularly prolactin and oxytocin, which promote milk production and the ejection of milk, respectively.
The process of milk production and release is regulated by the body’s endocrine system. Prolactin, a hormone
Tejleadás can also occur outside of breastfeeding, such as through manual or mechanical expression using pumps.
Cultural and societal attitudes toward lactation vary widely. In many traditional societies, breastfeeding is a widely
For individuals experiencing challenges with lactation, such as insufficient milk supply or difficulties with milk ejection,