Can I take cefixime dispersible tablets during breastfeeding?

In the early stages of mastitis during breastfeeding, the main symptoms are poor milk discharge, and the mother will continue to feel some pain when the baby is sucking. Many mothers who find symptoms will think it is inflammation or a cold, so they just take some medicine casually, which ends up making the condition worse. So, whether cefixime dispersible tablets can be taken for the treatment of mastitis during breastfeeding is a question that many people are very concerned about.

Can I take cefixime dispersible tablets during breastfeeding?

Cefixime can be taken for mastitis. Subacute mastitis is mostly caused by bacterial infection, so the treatment is mainly based on antibiotics. Cefixime belongs to the antibiotics, so cefixime can be taken orally for treatment. However, please note that if you are allergic to penicillin or cephalosporin, you should not take it, otherwise you will easily experience allergic symptoms.

1. If you take too much cefuroxime granules or use them for a long time, it will have a certain impact on your health, and may even cause side effects of the drug. It may also cause the patient to develop a sense of dependence on the drug, so you should start treatment in time and stop taking the drug after one week.

2. Cefixime granules are a relatively common antibiotic. If you take too much, it is bad for your health. It is best to choose a good treatment method. If the symptoms are serious, it is best to go to the hospital for regular examination and treatment in time. Cefixime drugs should not be taken for more than seven days.

3. If ceftriaxone granules are used continuously for a week without any effect, it is best to change the medicine or go to the hospital for a physical examination. Please do not continue to take too many antibiotics, as it will have a great impact on the baby's health. It is best to take the medicine as prescribed by the doctor.

Because most drugs taken during breastfeeding appear in breast milk to a certain extent, and the metabolism and metabolism of drugs in newborns are not yet mature, and newborns metabolize drugs very slowly, breastfeeding should be stopped when using cefixime during breastfeeding. If the condition requires medication, the next breastfeeding should be delayed as much as possible (preferably 4 hours apart) to minimize the dose inhaled by the baby.