What are the side effects of breastfeeding?

Because breast milk is more nutritious, most parents will breastfeed their children unless they really have no time. However, children's resistance is not as strong as that of adults, and they are easily invaded by germs. Most viruses can be transmitted through maternal and infant feeding, so many mothers are particularly careful when breastfeeding their children. Breastfeeding women who fall ill will hesitate to get injections, fearing that the injections will have side effects while breastfeeding. So what are the side effects of breastfeeding with injections?

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Colds cannot be transmitted to babies through breast milk. As long as the mother's body temperature does not exceed 38.5℃, she can breastfeed her baby as usual. However, when the body temperature exceeds 38.5℃, the baby is likely to suffer from diarrhea after consuming breast milk due to its high heat, so breastfeeding should be stopped immediately. During this period, you should express the milk by hand or with a breast pump to avoid milk accumulation. In addition, when a mother feeds her baby after catching a cold, she should wear a mask to prevent the virus from spreading to the child through the respiratory tract. At other times, it is best to let family members help take care of the child and reduce contact with the child as much as possible so that she can rest better and recover her health soon. In daily life, you should pay attention to eating a light diet, drink plenty of boiled water, and open windows regularly to maintain indoor air circulation and reduce the chance of virus transmission. If necessary, you can also use vinegar for indoor fumigation and disinfection.

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Whether the injected medicine has an effect depends on the baby's age. If the baby is small, more of the mother's medication will enter the breast milk. However, since most of the drug has been metabolized after about 2 hours after infusion, if 12 hours have passed, you should be able to breastfeed. It is recommended to suck out a portion before feeding to prevent drug residue.

3. Injectable drugs will be absorbed into breast milk through the blood circulation system, which is equivalent to indirectly feeding the baby with drugs. This is a very taboo behavior. In this case, it is better to feed the baby with milk powder. You can add natural probiotics to the milk powder. Yitong probiotics are very good, which can effectively prevent constipation and diarrhea, and can also enhance the baby's gastrointestinal nutrient absorption ability and improve the baby's immunity.