Can I drink honeysuckle tea during breastfeeding?

Everyone should be familiar with the drink honeysuckle tea. This drink not only tastes great, but most importantly, it has many benefits for people's health, such as clearing away heat and fire, treating colds, coughs and fever, etc. There are also many pregnant women who have doubts about whether they can drink honeysuckle. So let’s introduce whether you can drink honeysuckle tea during breastfeeding?

Honeysuckle has the effect of reducing heat, but because it is a cold food during the lactation period, you should not drink or drink less honeysuckle tea during the lactation period.

Cause Analysis

Honeysuckle is a cold food, so for breastfeeding women whose bodies are relatively weak, eating too much cold food will cause physical discomfort, and in severe cases it can even cause diarrhea in the baby.

Suggested actions

If a breastfeeding mother has a little internal heat, it is generally recommended to drink more water to reduce the heat, or use some other methods to reduce the heat. Due to the special nature of breastfeeding, many teas with medicinal effects should be used less or differently.

Dietary taboos during breastfeeding:

First, we must ensure that nutrition is comprehensive and balanced, and pay special attention to food cooking methods. The diet of breastfeeding mothers should be nutritious and comprehensive. They can eat chicken, duck, fish, meat, fruits and vegetables without any worries, but they need to pay attention to the cooking method of the food. What the mother eats at this time will affect the baby's health, so she should avoid eating undercooked, semi-raw foods and spicy foods.

Second, you must not eat food or drinks containing preservatives, so mothers who usually like to eat snacks must restrain their appetite during this period for the sake of their baby's health.

Third, try to eat less or no hot foods. For example, foods such as garlic, leeks, and fennel can easily cause internal heat in the mother, which in turn affects the baby. Therefore, women should try to eat less or not eat it during breastfeeding.

Fourth, stay away from tobacco, alcohol, coffee, cola, etc.

(13) Blisters on feet do not itch or hurt

Why do blisters on feet not itch or hurt?

The most important organ people use when walking is the foot, but some people's feet are very prone to diseases. Blisters are a particularly common condition on the feet. Some people experience pain and itching after getting blisters on their feet, which is a normal feeling. However, some people do not feel itchy or painful after getting blisters on their feet. What is going on?

In this case, it is believed that friction causes inflammation of the hair follicle glands on the feet, which leads to inflammatory exudation and the formation of blisters. In this case, you can prick it with an empty needle, or you can leave it alone and wait for it to absorb on its own.

Folliculitis is an inflammation caused by pyogenic cocci invading the area around the hair follicle opening and is limited to the upper part of the hair follicle. It is divided into two types: purulent and non-purulent. It is more common in people with low immunity or diabetes. In terms of diet, you should pay attention to eating less alcohol and sour, spicy and other irritating foods. People with recurrent attacks should eat less greasy food and more vegetables and fruits. At the same time, pay attention to personal hygiene, strengthen physical exercise, and enhance disease resistance. Local treatment Bactroban ointment: For external use, apply to the affected area. Oral administration: For multiple cases, sulfonamides or antibiotics can be used as appropriate, and oral multivitamins can be taken.

Foot Care:

1. Soak your feet frequently

Foot soaking is a nursing method known to many people. It can promote blood circulation, relieve fatigue, stimulate acupoints, and has an auxiliary therapeutic effect on many diseases.

2. Foot massage

Generally, if your feet still feel sore after soaking your feet, you can also do a foot massage. You can massage all the feet, not just the sore areas.

3. Apply some foot cream to your feet

You can apply some moisturizer after washing your feet at night to prevent dry skin on your feet.

4. You can do some "physical therapy"

Nowadays, many parks have some gravel roads, where you can walk on them to stimulate the flow of fluid in the foot points.

5. Do more foot exercises

We usually sit a lot. When we sit, we can often move our ankles and give our feet proper exercise.

6. You can often stand on tiptoe

If you often sit or stand for a long time, the blood circulation in your feet will not be good. At this time, we can raise our toes to increase the blood circulation in our feet.