Can I apply plaster during confinement?

You can apply plasters during the confinement period, such as rheumatism plasters. This kind of medicine can prevent the occurrence of rheumatism, and the medicine cannot enter the breast milk and has no effect on the baby's body. However, pregnant women should pay special attention to not taking medicines at will during the confinement period, so as not to affect the healthy growth of the fetus. When choosing plasters during breastfeeding, we should choose according to the condition of the disease and also pay attention to the contraindications of taking the medicine.

1 Can breastfeeding mothers apply plasters?

Breastfeeding mothers can apply plasters. But still need to be careful to paste. Experts say that breastfeeding mothers can apply rheumatism ointment. Topical medications mainly work locally and are absorbed very little by the body. They will not enter the breast milk and will have little effect on the baby. In addition to using topical medicated patches for treatment, you can also relieve discomfort symptoms through hot compresses, massage, and moxibustion on the navel and painful areas with moxa sticks.

2 Can breastfeeding mothers apply plasters?

The effect of plasters: Medicinal patches are the most common and widely used treatment method. They act directly on the surface of the skin. The drugs stimulate nerve endings, dilate blood vessels through reflexes, promote local blood circulation, and improve nutrition of surrounding tissues, thereby achieving the effects of reducing swelling, inflammation, and analgesia. In addition, the plaster drugs penetrate through the skin to reach the subcutaneous tissue at the affected area, producing a relative advantage in drug concentration locally, thereby exerting a stronger pharmacological effect.

3 Can breastfeeding mothers apply plasters?

Precautions for applying plasters during breastfeeding: The bone and muscle plaster is an external medicine. Generally, there is no problem with external medicines. If you are worried, you can consult a doctor. In the future, be sure to read the instructions before taking any medicine. There will usually be precautions on the drug instructions. If it says that it is prohibited during breastfeeding, then you must not use it. These small details sometimes have a big impact. When we use external medicines such as plasters, try not to buy those with strong odors or strong irritations. It is better to buy those without fragrance. After applying the ointment, try not to have too much contact with children, as children are more sensitive.

4 Can breastfeeding mothers apply plasters?

Types of plasters that cannot be used during breastfeeding

1. Musk Chasing Wind Cream You should not apply Musk Chasing Wind Cream during breastfeeding. As we know, Musk Chasing Wind Cream is rich in musk ingredients. Once applied during breastfeeding, almost all the musk ingredients will be easily transported into breast milk through plasma, which will cause side effects. Musk Wind-Chasing Ointment is a relatively common medicine. If the baby continuously eats such milk, which contains rich musk ingredients, it may indeed have an impact on the child's health. So don't use musk wind-chasing ointment casually.

2. Wantong bone and muscle patch can relieve pain caused by femoral head necrosis, bone hyperplasia, cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, intervertebral disc herniation, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylosis, periarthritis of the shoulder, traumatic injury, senile osteoarthritis, etc., and promote recovery. Not suitable for use by pregnant women, breastfeeding women, infants and young children.

5 Can breastfeeding mothers apply plasters?

How to apply plaster during breastfeeding

1. During breastfeeding, you can use rheumatoid plasters to relieve discomfort. However, it should be noted that the rheumatism ointment can only be applied for 6 hours and should be removed in time to avoid skin allergy symptoms due to prolonged application.

2. In addition to using rheumatoid plasters to relieve symptoms, you can also take some physical methods to treat and relieve them, such as massage and adjustment while combining it with local hot compresses, and then using rheumatoid plasters, which will be more effective.

3. It should be noted that if the mother's symptoms are severe and she is worried about the impact on the baby, it is recommended to stop breastfeeding during the medication period and resume breastfeeding after the joint pain improves.