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Lelechka [254]
3 years ago
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O hipotálamo produz 2 hormônios: ocitocina, que estimula a contração do útero no parto e estimula a liberação do leite marterno;

e prolactina, responsável pela produção do leite materno
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uranmaximum [27]3 years ago
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Answer:

O hipotálamo produz 2 hormônios: ocitocina, que estimula a contração do útero no parto e estimula a liberação do leite marterno; e prolactina, responsável pela produção do leite materno

Explanation:

O leite materno é considerado o melhor alimento para o bebê, por isso é necessário cumprir a amamentação obrigatória nos primeiros seis meses de vida do bebê no caso de ter leite.

As mães que faltam ao leite materno é porque há uma inibição desse eixo entre o hipotálamo, o útero e as glândulas mamárias, os hormônios não são secretados, portanto o órgão alvo não os percebe através de seu receptor e não tem um produto metabólico.

Por outro lado, a ocitocina é um hormônio que promove a contração muscular do útero, gerando trabalho de parto para a expulsão do bebê pelo canal vasginal, essas contrações para iniciar o trabalho de parto devem ser a cada cinco minutos e intensidade Alto.

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