Can a child drink breast milk if he catches a cold during breastfeeding

I think it's better not to give your child breast milk if you have a cold during breastfeeding, for example, if you take cold medicine or antibiotic medicine, it will not affect your child's breastfeeding, I think during the cold. Or don't give it to children. It is good to drink breast milk.

You can breastfeed if you have a cold during breastfeeding, but in the process of taking the drug, it is best not to feed the child, the drug may enter the baby's body with the milk, which has a certain impact on the baby's growth and development.

If it is just a slight cold, you can drink some warm water appropriately, do a good job of keeping warm, let the body gradually recover, the impact on the child is not great, do not worry too much.

However, if the cold is more serious, or it is a viral cold, it is best to use drugs in time to recuperate**, do not feed the child during the cold, you can feed the child after an interval of 3 to 5 days, so that there will be basically no impact on the body, usually need to rest more, it is best not to go out.

If the mother only has a cold caused by a common cold, which is not obviously contagious, she can breastfeed. Wear a mask when breastfeeding, and isolate from your child immediately after breastfeeding. Clause.

Second, if the mother has an epidemic virus, caused by influenza virus infection, this cold is very contagious, and it is possible that the influenza virus will be transmitted to the child in the process of breastfeeding, resulting in the child getting the flu. Because the child is young and has a very low immunity, the symptoms are much worse than those of the mother once he gets the flu. If the mother has an epidemic, it is not recommended that the mother breastfeed the child in this case, and must wait for the complete flu** before breastfeeding.

Whether or not you can continue breastfeeding with a cold depends on the severity of the cold. If the symptoms are mild and no medication** is used, breastfeeding can be continued; If the symptoms are severe and the medication is used, it is advisable to suspend breastfeeding; Continue breastfeeding after the disease** has cured to avoid adverse effects of medication and inflammation on the baby.

If the breastfeeding nurse has a cold, it is best not to drink milk if the child has a cold, because the child has poor resistance, and the wet nurse must have inflammation in the body when she has a cold, and the child is susceptible to infection when drinking milk.

It is best not to breastfeed for a cold during breastfeeding, you can postpone it for a few days, especially after taking cold medicine, it will affect the baby.