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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to lactation:   (144 results)

Often used in the same context:
postpartum, breastfeeding, dystocia, parturition, colostrum, farrowing, breast feeding, pregnancy, estrous cycle, mastitis, birthing, postnatal, estrus, calving, ovulation, foaling, uterine, menstrual cycle, rumen, endometritis, perinatal, progesterone, metritis, oestrus, mammary gland, gestation, menstruation, luteal phase, menstrual, menses, antepartum, childbirth, reproductive, hormone, anovulation, pubertal, fertility, infertility, prolactin, excretion, mothering, heifers, colic, spermatogenesis, engorgement, hmg, corpus luteum, neonate, estrous, intrauterine, hcg, conceptus, reticulum, lambing, vaginal birth, menopause, trimester, preeclampsia, amenorrhea, preterm infant, myometrium, oocytes, caesarean delivery, supplementation, lobules, suckling, breech birth, prenatal, boluses, metabolism, forage, obstetrical, estrogen, triiodothyronine, ovariectomy, episiotomy, toxemia, thyroid hormone, magnesium sulfate, caesarian, ventilatory, metabolic, cesarean delivery, prostaglandins, cesarian section, fertilization, follicle stimulating hormone, eclampsia, weaning, ketosis, estradiol, pitocin, preg, corticosterone, hyperemesis, uterus, nutrition, monoamine, cria, maternity, cortisol, endometrium, semester, exposure, incubation, mastication, voiding, hospitalization, molt, replenishment, germination, harvest, installment, partum, anovulatory, infertile, nonpregnant, oestrous, zodiacal, afebrile, anestrous, antediluvian, apneic, awake, calendric, calendrical, climatic, dally, diurnal, dynastic, fasting

Appears in the definition of:
ablactation, common milkwort, gand flower, lactogenic, lactogenic hormone, lactosuria, luteotropin, polygala vulgaris, prolactin

More general:
activity, bodily function, bodily process, body process

Also try:
— Adjectives for lactation: early, human, first, late, normal, pregnancy, successful, second, subsequent, full, puerperal, more...

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