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• TITLE: Breastfeeding Women’s Knowledge of Breastfeeding-Related Complications in the Kozah Health District (Togo)

  AUTHORS: Sollim Myriam Talboussouma, Kokou Agbékogni Réné Segbedji, Yendoubé Kambote, Ouro-Bagna Tchagbele, Amavi Folly, Kayi Carolle Aude Ekoue Zondodji, Tchablihanne Kombate, Risika Lamidi, Bada-Manzi Pitassa, Koffi Edem Djadou, Komi Déladem Azoumah

  KEYWORDS: Breastfeeding, Complications, Knowledge, Breastfeeding Women, Togo

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Pediatrics, Vol.15 No.6, October 24, 2025

  ABSTRACT: Introduction: Breastfeeding is a fundamental pillar of child health. However, several complications can hinder its continuation. This study aimed to assess the knowledge of breastfeeding-related complications among breastfeeding mothers in the Kozah district. Methods: A descriptive, cross-sectional study was conducted from January to May 2024 in four health facilities within the Kozah health district. A sample of 100 breastfeeding women was interviewed using a questionnaire. Results: Eighty-three percent of the women interviewed were aware of the complications. The most common complications included breast engorgement (51.8%), breast abscess (24.1%), and cracks (14.5%). The primary sources of information were healthcare professionals (66%). In the case of complications, 52% consulted a health center. Conclusion: Women in the Kozah district who breastfeed possess a solid understanding of breastfeeding complications. However, there remains a need for increased awareness and support from health workers.