Can I breastfeed if I have a low fever due to mastitis?

In recent years, many women have suffered from mastitis, which can cause great harm to people's bodies. Many people who have just become mothers have also unfortunately suffered from mastitis. If a normal person suffers from mastitis, it is easier to treat, but if mothers have mastitis, they need to be treated in time, and at the same time they are worried about their children and not being able to breastfeed their children. So if mastitis causes a low fever, can they breastfeed their children?

The reason why women suffer from mastitis is the accumulation of milk, which is conducive to the growth and reproduction of invading bacteria. In addition, some inverted nipples make it difficult for babies to suck milk, which can easily cause damage around the nipples, leading to bacterial invasion and infection. Therefore, every time women breastfeed, they should let the baby suck out all the milk in the body as much as possible. If it cannot be completely sucked out, they can use a breast pump to avoid milk accumulation.

Breast disease is a common disease in the puerperium and one of the causes of postpartum fever. It is most common in breastfeeding women, especially primiparas. It can occur at any time during lactation but is most common at the beginning of lactation. When a woman suffers from mastitis, she will find breast lumps. If she is not breastfeeding, she will have symptoms of breast discharge. When it is in the acute stage, there will be obvious nodules and more tenderness. At the same time, the patient may experience chills, high fever, headache, weakness, rapid pulse and other general weakness.

In short, in the early stage of mastitis, when the fever is as high as 38.5℃ and the abscess has not yet formed, breastfeeding should continue. Stopping breastfeeding not only affects the baby's feeding, but also increases the chance of milk stasis. When localized breast suppuration occurs, breastfeeding should be stopped on the affected breast, and the milk should be drained out using conventional milking techniques or a breast pump to facilitate smooth milk discharge.

Regarding the question of whether one can continue breastfeeding if mastitis causes a fever, experts point out that if the patient simply suffers from mastitis, she can continue breastfeeding, but if mastitis causes a fever, she should not breastfeed. It is recommended to be hospitalized for treatment in time and breastfeed after the treatment is completed. It is best for women to maintain good breastfeeding habits when breastfeeding, and go to the hospital for treatment in time if they suffer from mastitis. Warm reminder: Women should maintain the correct posture when breastfeeding, wear bras correctly during breastfeeding, and use a breast pump to suck out excess milk in time.

At this time, the best treatment method is Miao medicine. Miao medicine has a long history and is profound, with a history of three or four thousand years. As a self-contained system, Miao Fang Ruyan Ling is an authentic Miao secret recipe, which is made from finely ground wild herbs from Qianling Mountains, such as dandelion, honeysuckle, beehive, sweet grass root, and mountain peony. Aiming at the characteristics of mastitis, the drug is formulated with the principles of soothing the liver and relieving depression, clearing away heat and dispersing nodules, promoting lactation and reducing swelling, and removing evil and stagnating the body as its main functions. It can dissipate local lumps and regulate breast qi and blood. The special topical spray can quickly and effectively cure mastitis with just a light spray, and is the first choice for treating mastitis. This principle of treating internal diseases externally allows new mothers to feed in a safe environment without any hidden dangers, giving the baby the safest protection.

If you accidentally contract mastitis and have a fever while breastfeeding your baby, you must pay special attention. It is necessary to treat your mastitis in time to avoid continued inflammation and infection in your body. Eat more light foods to improve inflammation. At the same time, you must take good care of your breasts to avoid breast damage. If you don't have a fever, you must quickly suck milk for your baby.