Breast milk is very good, but under what circumstances can the mother not feed the baby breast milk?

1. Suffering from infectious diseases.

Mothers who have infectious diseases such as hepatitis B cannot feed their babies.

If the mother is suffering from hepatitis B, the number of hepatitis B virus in the body is large, the virus replication is active, and the contagion is strong, and it is easy to transmit the virus to the baby.

2. Suffering from chronic diseases.

Mothers with chronic diseases are also not suitable for breastfeeding, such as diabetes, kidney disease, hyperthyroidism and other chronic diseases.

Since mothers with chronic diseases need long-term medication, some of the drugs will seep into the breast milk. If you are breastfeeding at this time, your baby will take in milk that contains medication, which can easily cause adverse consequences to your baby.

3. Suffering from mental illness.

Women should stop breastfeeding if they have postpartum depression.

Postpartum depression is a common disease because childbirth causes drastic changes in the endocrine system of the mother's body. If the mother does not adjust her role in time at this time, and the husband is focused on the child, there will be a big gap in the mother's psychology, which can easily lead to depression.

Especially in the 1-3 months postpartum, which is the high incidence of postpartum depression, and in severe cases, pregnant women will commit suicide or infanticide. To avoid this, breastfeeding needs to be suspended. Pregnant women should receive active intervention and ** with their families in a timely manner.

4. Suffering from inflammatory diseases.

Breastfeeding with inflammatory diseases, such as acute mastitis, is also not allowed to continue breastfeeding.

Acute mastitis is often caused by milk stasis and bacterial invasion, and mothers should be prompted to avoid aggravating the condition. At this time, you can choose to express breast milk and feed your baby.

When the mother has a cold or is on fire, this situation can not feed the baby breast milk, because if the baby eats breast milk, it will also be prone to cold or fire.

If the mother's own body does not allow it, she cannot breastfeed. For example, the mother has no milk and can't squeeze it out for the baby to drink; If the mother herself is taking medicine, she can't give the baby milk.

In the case of alcohol, if the mother drinks alcohol, the alcohol will enter the child's body with breast milk, causing the child to get drunk.

When the mother is sick, because the mother is sick, it will also affect the quality of breast milk.

If you can't avoid the baby, the baby's breast milk intolerance, the baby suffers from lactoseemia, or the mother has some diseases, and the breast milk is difficult to meet the baby's normal needs, it is not suitable for breastfeeding.

Drinking alcohol or getting sick and cold, having a major illness, insufficient nutrition, or accepting other ** conditions.

Introduction: After the baby is born, it is generally recommended to advocate breastfeeding, and the baby will be healthier. However, when the mother has some special symptoms, some are not suitable for breastfeeding.

So, when something happens that breastfeeding is not suitable, let's find out.

When the baby has a lack of lactase, resulting in lactose can not be digested and absorbed by the human body, usually manifested as the baby eats breast milk or cow's milk or diarrhea, due to long-term diarrhea, not only directly affects the growth and development of the baby, but also causes low immunity to cause repeated infections, at this time it is necessary to suspend the feeding of breast milk and other dairy products, it is necessary to use lactose-free formula or soy formula to feed the baby.

Many mothers are prone to mastitis during lactation, which will lead to a large number of bacteria in the milk, if you insist on breastfeeding, it is likely to lead to bacterial infection in the baby, and in severe cases, sepsis will be caused.

When the mother suffers from infectious diseases, including bacterial infections, viral infections, etc., will cause the milk to contain certain bacteria or viruses, which may be transmitted to the baby through the milk, and the mother in the lactation period generally needs to use drugs to carry out **, after which most of the drugs will be discharged from the milk, which will also have an adverse effect on the healthy development of the baby. The existence of these situations is recommended not to continue breastfeeding, not only can not provide nutrition to the baby, but also may be damaged by the baby's health, so it is recommended that mothers can not be negligent, for breastfeeding mothers, breastfeeding mothers, breastfeeding during physical discomfort, do not take drugs at will, because the problem of disease must take drugs, then you have to wait until the body recovers to be able to continue breastfeeding.

When the mother has a serious illness, she can no longer breastfeed, because these pathogens can be transmitted through breast milk to the child, and the mother chooses to feed the child with powdered milk.

When your mother suffers from a contagious disease, when she has a severe kidney disease, or when she has a breast disease, she is not allowed to breastfeed.

At the age of three, there is no need to breastfeed. At this time, children can eat some complementary foods, and they can also eat some meals that adults eat, and it is best not to eat salt.