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La separación física padres-hijo tras el alumbramiento conlleva una serie de daños en la salud general del lactante y en la lactancia materna a corto y largo plazo. En este trabajo se presenta el caso clínico de un recién nacido prematuro nacido en plena pandemia del COVID-19 que permaneció sin acompañamiento familiar en el hospital durante dos meses ya que sus padres habían estado contagiados y en aislamiento domiciliario. Asimismo, cabe destacar que en este largo período de tiempo no recibió leche materna, ya que los profesionales sanitarios informaron erróneamente a la madre para que la desechara, argumentando que podía transmitir el virus. Como consecuencia de estas decisiones aparecieron problemas como alteración del vínculo maternofilial o interrupción no deseada de la lactancia.
The physical separation of parents and children after childbirth has a series of negative consequences on the general health of the infant and on breastfeeding in the short and long term. This paper presents the clinical case of a premature newborn born in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic who remained without family support in the hospital for two months since his parents had been infected and in home isolation. Likewise, it should be noted that in this long period of time he did not receive breast milk, since the health professionals erroneously informed the mother to discard it, arguing that she could transmit SARS-CoV-2. As a consequence of these decisions, problems arose such as alteration of the mother-child bond or unwanted interruption of breastfeeding. Once the parents tested negative for COVID-19, they obtained permission to enter the unit and be with their child 24 hours a day. Kangaroo care and relactation are then promoted, where the Nursing staff acquires a fundamental role.
