Can I do eyebrow embroidery during breastfeeding?

Female friends all love beauty very much. Even during breastfeeding, they still need to do some beauty treatments on their faces. The most common one is misting the eyebrows, which is a good way to contour the face. However, it is best not to do it during breastfeeding. It is also best to keep warm and not use any chemical substances indiscriminately, as these will have a very big impact on your baby.

Be extra vigilant

① Long-term use of sedatives and hypnotics can cause drowsiness and growth retardation in children.

② Taking thiophene citrate to treat hyperthyroidism can cause hypothyroidism in infants.

③ Taking tolsulfuron may reduce the pancreatic function of children.

④ Taking tetracycline can induce allergic reactions and the production of drug-resistant strains in children. At the same time, it combines with the calcium deposited in the newly formed bones and teeth of children, causing tooth pigmentation and incomplete development of tooth enamel, which makes it easy to develop tooth caries.

⑤ The acetylated metabolite of isoniazid is hepatotoxic to infants; sulfonamides and fentanyl can cause hemolytic anemia in children. If a child lacks glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase, not only can the mother's oral administration of thiabendazole cause poisoning in the child, but even eating broad beans can cause acute hemolysis.

⑥ In animal experiments, it was found that quinolones can cause damage to the weight-bearing joints of puppies, so children and nursing mothers should not take norfloxacin, ciprofloxacin, enoxacin, ofloxacin, levofloxacin, etc. In addition, mothers must not use antipsychotics or anticancer drugs, or drink alcohol or take drugs during breastfeeding. There are three principles for breastfeeding mothers to take medication: first, minimize the impact of the drug on the offspring; second, because human milk is continuously secreted and not stored in the body, if the mother needs to take medication, she should wait 6 hours (one plasma half-life of the drug) before breastfeeding; third, if the drug has too great an impact on the child, stop breastfeeding and temporarily replace it with artificial feeding.

Aminoglycosides can cause auditory nerve damage in children; quinolones can affect children's bone development; tetracyclines can affect children's tooth development; acetaminophen (common cold medicine) can cause hematuria in children; norepinephrine and polymyxins can cause kidney damage in children. Therefore, children should not only choose medicines with caution, but also pay attention to the dosage.