Mothers who feed their babies will selflessly contribute their breast milk for the baby and their lives. Usually very sensitive to the baby's every move and the every move that may affect the baby. I dare not eat voluntarily when I eat, and I dare not make myself beautiful. I even worry about whether I used any medicine or treatment, and what treatment I did affect my breast milk, and it will affect my baby's drinking.
In the first two articles, we talked about the true and false taboos in diet and life during breastfeeding
YES OR NO in breastfeeding (dietary)
https://www.toutiao.com/article/7174965903719875110/?channel=source=search_tab
YES OR NO in breastfeeding (dietary)
https://www.toutiao.com/article/7176547102662001207/?channel=source=search_tab
If you need it, you can click the above two links to learn about it.
Today we will talk to you about the true and false taboos of the medical level of lactation
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Tooth extraction, teeth correction, can I feed after cleaning?
can feed!
These operations will not affect the milk composition. Even if local anesthetics are used, you can still feed it without affecting it.
Some teeth need medication after treatment. Tell the doctor in advance that you are feeding breast milk and ask the doctor to help us prescribe medicines that can be used for breast milk.
Can I feed it after taking X-ray ?
can feed! The radiation from
X ray is just a matter of a moment, and it will not leave much residue in the mother's body, nor will it affect the baby's milk drinking.
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Can I breastfeed if I have a fever or cold?
can feed!
not only can feed it, but also needs to feed it more.
When we were sick, the antibody content in our milk increased significantly. Protect the baby.
When you have a cold, be careful to bring a mask before touching your baby.
Get New crown Can I breastfeed?
The novel coronavirus infection and cold are both viral infections, so you can continue to breastfeed.
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Can I breastfeed if I use emergency contraceptive pills?
Look at the ingredients
If it only contains progesterone, it will not affect breastfeeding at all.
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Can I breastfeed after taking medicine?
Most of the time,
What drugs cannot be fed?
anti-tumor drugs (chemotherapeutic drugs); retinoic acid (retinoic acid); radioisotope ; chloramphenicol ; virazole (ribavirin)
pseudoephedrine may reduce the amount of milk. If this ingredient is present in the drug, try to avoid it.
In addition, estrogen will also affect the ingredients and total amount of milk. Try to avoid it as much as possible.
Issue common lactation medications for your reference.
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Can I breastfeed after being vaccinated?
can feed!
According to UpToDate's data, in addition to smallpox and yellow fever vaccines, the inactivated and deactivated vaccines for breastfeeding women will not affect the safety of breastfeeding of women and their babies.
And, we encourage everyone to get the flu vaccine. Protect yourself and reduce the possibility of influenza infection, and your baby is not prone to infection.
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Can I breastfeed when I am pregnant?
can feed!
Breastfeeding after pregnancy, there is another very vivid word to describe it, called relay milk
Breastfeeding during pregnancy does not increase the risk of miscarriage or premature birth .But there may be nipples pain, milk changes, nausea, nausea, , fatigue and other discomforts
If the mother consumes balanced nutritional food and has sufficient rest, she can take care of pregnancy and breastfeeding.
But due to the influence of hormone levels, the amount of milk may decrease. If the older baby is younger, you must pay attention to the baby's intake. Additional supplements are required if intake is insufficient.
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Can mothers get breastfeeding when they are infected with hepatitis B?
can feed!
mothers with hepatitis B infection will be injected with hepatitis B vaccine and immunoglobulin when the baby is born in the hospital.
There have been studies that breastfeeding after birth will not increase the chance of the baby being infected with hepatitis B.
Below, let’s emphasize to you several situations where breastfeeding cannot be breastfeeded:
1. If mothers are infected with HIV (AIDS),
WHO is recommended. If there is an affordable, feasible, acceptable, sustainable and safe alternative feeding method, then mothers infected with HIV should avoid breastfeeding; if alternative feeding method is not feasible, exclusive breastfeeding is recommended.
If the mother is infected with HIV, it is recommended to feed the baby manually. If you can't get milk powder, then feed your baby exclusively with breast milk.
Babys fed with mixed HIV infection mothers are greater than those fed with pure milk powder and exclusive breastfeeding babies.
2. Alcoholism ,
Alcohol will pass through the blood-broil barrier and can enter the baby's brain through the blood-brain barrier. It has an impact on the baby's brain development.
3. Drug abuse or drug abuse.
Many drugs have an impact on the baby's brain development. If the mother is taking drugs, it is recommended to feed it manually.
4. Mothers who are infected with T lymphocyte virus in their mothers, ,
, or who are positive for human T lymphocyte virus type I or II or have untreated brucellosis should not breastfeed, nor should they feed the baby with squeezed breast milk.
5. Babies are diagnosed with galactosemia ,
Galactosemia is a hereditary metabolic disease and is an absolute contraindication for breastfeeding.
Infants suffering from this disease cannot utilize galactose, which is one of the ingredients of lactose in breast milk. Galactose accumulation can lead to adverse consequences, including growth hysteresis, liver dysfunction, cataract and intellectual disability (mental hysteresis). If the baby is asymptomatic but his initial screening test for galactosemia is positive, the mother should stop breastfeeding immediately, but the breast milk can be squeezed out and stored first, and then treated after a clear diagnosis.
6. Mothers are infected with syphilis and Toxoplasma gondii : can breastfeed after regular treatment
7. Mothers suffer from shingles or Herpes simplex :
If the breast does not have herpes, they can breastfeed directly, but babies should avoid contact with herpes.
If herpes appear on the breast or nipple and cannot be breastfeeded directly, the milk should be disinfected and breastfeeded.
8. The mother suffers from active pulmonary tuberculosis
cannot breastfeed directly:
1) The diagnosis of tuberculosis during pregnancy, and treatment has not started at the time of delivery. Breast milk can be sucked out or squeezed out, and breastfeeded by others, without disinfection of the milk;
2) has begun treatment, but sputum tuberculosis bacteria are positive. Breast milk can be sucked out or squeezed out, and breastfeeded by others, without disinfection of the milk;
3)Breast tuberculosis . The milk can be disinfected and fed
4) There is damage to the nipples or breasts. Milk can be disinfected and fed
5) combined with HIV infection.
Mothers with active tuberculosis should be breastfeeded after non-infectiousness (usually after 2 weeks of antituberculin treatment).
has a rare type of tuberculous mastitis. If the mother has tuberculous mastitis, she cannot breastfeed.
9. Mothers need to suspend breastfeeding when undergoing special examinations
Mothers need to suspend breastfeeding when undergoing radioisotope examination or treatment and mothers need to suspend breastfeeding when undergoing chemotherapy drugs.
10. If the mother suffers from chickenpox , it depends on the situation:
has not scabbed at the time of delivery, or chickenpox occurs during breastfeeding, the mother and baby need to be temporarily isolated, and the newborn is injected with ordinary human immunoglobulin.
For chickenpox that occurs during pregnancy, if the blisters have scabbed and fall off before delivery, they can directly breastfeed after delivery.
Vanilla pox occurs during breastfeeding, and varicella often appears on the chest, so you should avoid breastfeeding directly. When the breasts are free of herpes, the milk is sucked out or squeezed out without disinfection, so you can breastfeed through a bottle; if there is herpes in the breasts, the milk should be disinfected before breastfeeding.
11. Mothers are infected with cytomegalovirus , according to the situation:
If the baby is full-term , you can feed it directly.
If the baby is a premature baby or a low birth weight baby.
For premature babies born to mothers with a birth age of <32>
Common breast milk treatment methods are:
(1) Breast milk is frozen for 2~3 days, and then melted in hot water at <50>
This method basically does not destroy the nutrients and active substances of milk, so it is the most recommended.
(2) Regular pasteurization , 60~65 ℃, 30 min.
This method can completely inactivate the virus in breast milk, but it also affects the active ingredients in breast milk;
and high-temperature pasteurization, 72℃, 5~10 s, which has little impact on the active ingredients in breast milk, but is not easy to master.
In fact, I have talked about so many situations where breastfeeding cannot be breastfeeded. You can find that these are situations that ordinary mothers rarely encounter. So, under normal circumstances, ordinary people can continue to breastfeed whatever they eat or do.
I hope everyone will take breastfeeding easily.
Breastfeeding is just a date that can be long or short for the mother and the baby. Maybe it's short, only a few months, days or even hours. Maybe it will last for two years, three years or even five years.
Two people are dating, and they want to eat or do whatever they want to do, but it doesn’t matter much. It’s good that the baby and mother are happy.
I hope all mothers can feed them easily and freely, how long will they last~
