What to do if you have a urinary tract infection during breastfeeding

The immunity of women who are breastfeeding is relatively poor, so every new mother should pay attention to protecting her body to prevent the baby from being affected. Some breastfeeding mothers may have urinary tract infections, which makes going to the toilet very inconvenient. Some mothers may even have blood in their urine, which is a great threat to the baby. So what should we do if there is a urinary tract infection during breastfeeding?

First, if you have symptoms of urinary tract infection, you must drink more water and urinate more frequently to ensure that the urinary tract is adequately flushed.

This can prevent the virus or fungus from spreading and causing more serious symptoms.

Second, wash frequently with warm water.

During cleaning, some film-like substances and some red blood appeared in the water. These excrement should be washed away in time to prevent repeated infection.

Third, another method is to fumigate with pepper water.

The method is very simple: put a handful of peppercorns into water and boil it, then simmer for a few minutes, then pour the water into a basin used for fumigation and fumigate the lower body. Be careful not to get burned, and wait until the water is no longer hot before turning on the fire to heat it up and continue fumigating. Two or three times a day or more is also fine. Every time after steaming, I feel that the symptoms can be improved by half. After about a week of steaming and combining it with numerology therapy, the symptoms disappeared.

Fourth, numerology therapy .

By reciting some numbers, you can mobilize the energy from other parts of the body to attack the lesions in a certain part, so as to achieve the effect of self-healing.

Urinary tract infection during breastfeeding requires targeted treatment, otherwise it will harm the baby's diet. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital immediately and choose regular treatment methods to avoid recurrence of the patient due to incomplete treatment. Patients should first go to a regular hospital for bacterial culture to find out the specific causative bacteria, and then choose targeted antibiotics for treatment based on the characteristics of this bacteria, so that the treatment effect will be better.

During the active treatment of urinary tract infection during lactation, patients should also pay attention to the hygiene of their private parts, which will make it easier to avoid re-infection and speed up recovery, allowing patients to get rid of the harm and various symptoms brought by urinary tract infection as soon as possible. We should also pay attention to our diet in daily life, because scientific eating habits can allow us to absorb more nutrients and avoid the recurrence of the disease. Patients should avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.