Maternal bronchitis, breastfed baby will not be infected

Bronchitis is very likely to be passed on to the child through breast milk; We should pay great attention to our diet, eat more nutritious, digestible and well-absorbed food, have regular work and rest, don't stay up late, drink plenty of water, pay attention to rest, don't go out when it's cold, have an appropriate amount of exercise, improve our immunity and resistance, so as to effectively prevent vasculitis.

No, the bronchial tubes are not transmitted to the child through breast milk; Pregnant women should exercise regularly, eat more nutritious food, eat a light diet, do not eat spicy food, do not eat greasy food, and be sure to drink water regularly.

It will not be transmitted to children, and this disease can be effectively prevented as long as the body is kept warm and does not catch a cold or cold.

Mothers can continue to breastfeed when they have a cold Many mothers will worry about whether they can continue to breastfeed their babies after a cold, and whether breastfeeding will transmit the virus to their babies. Li Shuhua, deputy chief physician of the Department of Pediatrics at Guangzhou Women and Children's Hospital, explained that the flu is not transmitted to babies through breastfeeding. In fact, if the mother has caught a cold, then the baby is already in an infected environment, even if you do not breastfeed, it may be infectious, and the antibodies that have been produced in the breast milk are more conducive to the baby's resistance to the invasion of the disease.

So the mother can continue to feed the baby when she has a cold. If the mother has a cold and fever, it is recommended to suspend breastfeeding for 1-2 days during the period of high fever, and be sure to express milk during the period of stopping feeding to prevent the reduction of milk volume due to lactation. In addition, mothers should pay attention to drinking plenty of water, eating a light and easy-to-digest diet, and paying attention to rest during the cold, which can help recover health as soon as possible.

Can breastfeeding mothers take medicine for colds Wang Yuwei, a professor of pediatrics at Qilu Hospital of Shandong University, suggested that mothers with colds during lactation must be symptomatic**. If you need to take medication, be sure to follow the doctor's instructions, it is best to take the medication immediately after breastfeeding, and appropriately extend the next breastfeeding time, during this time most of the drugs can be cleared in the mother's body, and the concentration of drugs in the milk is relatively low, with minimal impact on the baby. But if it is not serious, it is best not to take medicine, drink more boiled water, rinse your mouth with salt water, and steam your nose can relieve the symptoms of a cold.

How to prevent the spread of flu to your baby If someone in the family has the flu, it is recommended that the patient must wear a mask, try not to sleep with the baby, do not kiss the baby, and store the food that the baby eats separately. If the mother has a cold, it is recommended to wear a double mask while breastfeeding. Pay attention to hygiene, family members and babies should wash their hands frequently, and open windows in the room.