What to do with tracheitis during lactation

Just after giving birth, many pregnant women find that their immunity is very poor, and they will continue to experience various physical discomforts. Especially when the disease occurs during the lactation period, it will not only cause physical harm to the pregnant woman, but also make the baby suffer. Bronchitis is a very common disease. What should you do if you have bronchitis during breastfeeding?

The occurrence of bronchitis will cause great trouble to pregnant women, and they will feel nauseous when coughing severely. Because the child needs milk and is afraid to take medicine, the condition will become more serious. At this time, women who are breastfeeding must not take chances. If possible, they should receive intravenous drips, and they can also choose a medicine that has little effect on milk secretion as a treatment.

In addition, babies may experience skin allergies after using some medicines. The best way is not to let the baby drink milk, but to squeeze out the milk, store it, and then feed the baby milk when the condition improves. At this time, mothers can use some syrup containing Chinese herbal medicine ingredients to maintain it, and also supplement protein to enhance the body's immune function. At the same time, you should pay more attention to drinking plenty of water. Fruits and vegetables are what you must eat every day.

Treatment of bronchitis during breastfeeding. There are not many taboos in the treatment of bronchitis during breastfeeding. You can choose relatively sensitive antibiotics, including cephalosporin antibiotics and amoxicillin capsules, which will not affect breastfeeding. If antibiotic treatment has no significant effect during the subacute stage, patients should not use antibiotics indiscriminately. If symptoms such as fever, white foamy sputum, and severe cough occur, antibiotics should be used. If it is inflammation, appropriate antibiotics should be selected according to the type of pathogen and the severity of the condition to control the infection. In addition to anti-infection, patients can take expectorant and antitussive drugs, including salbutamol, budesonide, etc.

Prevention of bronchitis. To prevent bronchitis, you must smoke less and avoid contact with irritating gases. To keep the indoor air clean, with a certain humidity, and do a good job of sanitation and cleaning. Exercise appropriately to enhance immunity and the resistance of the respiratory system. In severe cold seasons, we must take measures to keep warm, avoid catching cold, and keep the room temperature within an appropriate range.

Bronchitis during breastfeeding has been introduced in detail above. If you suffer from bronchitis during breastfeeding, you must not ignore it. You must do a good job of prevention to avoid causing discomfort to the baby's body. Go to the hospital for a thorough examination in time and get further treatment to avoid adverse effects on the body and let the baby drink milk as soon as possible.