Therapeutic Effect of Cuinailing Injections on Rats with Postpartum Hypogalactia Induced by Bromocriptine

To study the galactagogue effect of Cuinailing injection on rats with postpartum hypogalactia,maternal rats were fed with bromocriptine to induce hypogalactia,and then treated with different doses of Cuinailing injection.The galactagogue effects of Cuinailing injection was evaluated by changes in milk production and breast tissue of maternal rats,as well as by mass gain of the pups.The results showed that the medium dose of Cuinailing injection(0.90 g/kg) significantly increased the milk production of maternal rats with puerperal hypogalactia,and diminished the postpartum hypogalactia and mastatrophy effects induced by bromocriptine.In addition,Cuinailing injection also markedly increased mass gian of the suckling pups.The results demonstrated that the medium dose(0.90 g/kg) of Cuinailing injections was capable of improving lactation function of maternal rats induced by bromocriptine.