How long after eating Pudilan can I breastfeed?

Pueraria lobata anti-inflammatory tablets, Pueraria lobata puree and oil are very common in our daily life. It is a common household medicine that has a good therapeutic effect on many diseases caused by inflammation, and it can be taken by both adults and children. So many people have the question of whether women who are breastfeeding can breastfeed after taking Pueraria lobata. If not, how long after taking Pueraria lobata can you breastfeed?

Speaking of Pueraria lobata, I believe everyone is familiar with it. Pueraria lobata is made of Chinese medicinal materials such as dandelion flowers, bupleurum, bitter herb, isatis root granules, etc. The main function of Pueraria lobata is anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling, clearing away heat and removing fire. Generally, Pueraria lobata is suitable for the treatment of pharyngitis, tonsillitis and other serious diseases of the human body. The most common ones in our daily life are Pueraria lobata anti-inflammatory tablets, Pueraria lobata puree and oil.

We are all familiar with the plant dandelion, its main function is to promote bile secretion and urination, thus playing a role in detoxification of the body; and bitter herb has the effect of clearing away heat and removing fire, and has a very good therapeutic effect on some influenza, mumps and purulent infections; Isatis root granules are also a medicine that most people are very familiar with, it can prevent influenza, treat hepatitis, it can be said to be an all-round medicine, and Isatis root granules can also enhance immunity; in addition, the bupleurum in Pueraria lobata has a broad-spectrum antibacterial effect, and has a very good healing effect on respiratory infections.

Carefully observing the instructions for use of Pudilan, we can understand that when taking the medicine for children and during breastfeeding, it is necessary to take it under the guidance of a doctor. And when taking Pudilan during breastfeeding, it is best not to breastfeed the child immediately. Many medicines have a greater impact on the baby, so when we take Pudilan, it is best to stop breastfeeding. When our body has fully recovered, we can resume breastfeeding the child.

As the saying goes, all medicines are poisonous. It is especially best for breastfeeding women not to breastfeed their children during the medication period. Many medicines are absorbed by the child through the metabolism of breast milk, which is not good for the child's health. And we must pay attention. If the symptoms have not improved after taking Pueraria lobata for three days, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment.