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Inadequate transfer of breast milk may cause hypernatremic dehydration in neonates and is a potentially devastating condition. This study aimed to assess the frequency risk factors complaints and complications of hypernatremia among hospitalized breastfed neonates at a neonatal tertiary care center in the Northeast of Turkey. Neonatal hypernatremia is a frequent reason for hospitalization in the newborn unit at the Turkish hospital. However as birth rates are excessive in this region it is compulsory to discharge babies without 24 hours of hospital care after birth. For this reason the pressing issue is the education of mothers on signs of successful breastfeeding.

Hypernatremia in Breastfed Newborns: a Review of 149 Cases