Effect of Dill Seed Tea on Lactation Among Postnatal Mothers Admitted in Tertiary Care Hospital

Breastfeeding is the most beneficial initial nourishment for newborns in terms of health outcomes. Galactagogues are substances that aid increasing milk production. include herbs such as dill seeds, fenugreek, well medications like metoclopramide and domperidone. The objective this study was to assess effectiveness seeds tea promoting lactation among postnatal mothers admitted a tertiary care hospital. A quasi-experimental research design with quantitative approach employed, data collected using convenient sampling technique from 60 mothers, 30 participants assigned group control group. received morning five days, consisting 1 teaspoon 200 ml water, jaggery, half cow ghee. sample selection followed specific inclusion exclusion criteria. tools utilized included questionnaire gather demographic obstetrical data, Likert scale breastfeeding adequacy mothers. results revealed during pre-test, majority (86.7%) experienced inadequate lactation, while 13.3% had satisfactory lactation. In experimental group, (93.3%) only 6.7% experiencing During post-test, 76.7% contrast, 80% adequate 20% study’s findings indicate both groups initially insufficient breast production, but after receiving tea, improved Therefore, it can be concluded effective enhancing