Gorakhpur: The newborn undergoing treatment at BRD Medical College, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, will not crave for mother's milk. Newborns will get nutritious milk of the mother. For this, a milk bank is about to be started in the medical college. This milk bank will open in a 500-bed pediatric institute. NGO Suhani has proposed to open a milk bank. Its permission has been received from the government. Necessary equipment for Milk Bank will also be bought by NGO itself. It will be operated by the Medical College Administration along with the NGO.
At present, this facility is available only in King George's Medical University Lucknow in the state for the last few months. Mother's milk will be pasteurized Medical College Principal Dr. Ganesh Kumar said that milk will be pasteurized in the milk bank to keep it safe for a long time. After that, there will be no fear of spoilage of milk. Mother's milk can be kept safe for about a month in the milk bank.
On giving milk to the newborns, the principal said that the milk bank would have many benefits. A mother undergoing treatment for a sick newborn will be able to keep her milk safe in the milk bank. From time to time, the staff will feed the mother's milk to her newborn. For this, the mother will not need to come to the children's ward again and again. Along with this, mother's milk will also be provided to the unclaimed newborns. They will not have to give milk of cow, buffalo, or powder. Yashoda will be able to donate milk He said that sometimes the mother produces more milk than the required quantity. Even after giving enough milk to the newborn, the mother has milk left over. Such mothers will be able to donate their remaining milk. This milk will be effective in saving the lives of other newborns.
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