What are the effects of feeding after eating anti inflammatory drugs on your baby?

After taking anti-inflammatory drugs, it should not have much effect on the baby's frequent feeding, some medicines can not be eaten, and some medicines are okay.

Does taking anti-inflammatory drugs affect my baby's breastfeeding? During the period of complementary breastfeeding, the mother tries not to take medicines, which will definitely have an impact on the baby.

Before you take the medicine, tell the doctor that you are breastfeeding your child and the doctor will prescribe you medicine that you can take. Don't take your own medicine, or you will be in trouble if you run out of milk by then.

Everyone knows some simple common sense of life, such as if there is inflammation in the body, you need to take some anti-inflammatory drugs. Some mothers who have had a caesarean section are worried that their wounds may become infected after the operation, and they will also take some anti-inflammatory drugs appropriately. If the mother is breastfeeding and needs to take anti-inflammatory drugs, she needs to be cautious.

So, can you breastfeed while breastfeeding by taking anti-inflammatory drugs?

Breastfeeding mothers still need to be cautious when taking anti-inflammatory drugs. Prevent your baby from having some bad effects after breastfeeding. If a breastfeeding mother needs to take anti-inflammatory drugs, she should also take the initiative to tell the doctor about the actual situation of breastfeeding, so that the doctor can refer to it in the process of prescribing drugs.

In fact, lactating mothers habitually only worry about whether the drug will affect the secretion of milk in the process of needing medication, but rarely consider the possible adverse effects of the drug on the baby. There are many drugs that may follow the milk into the baby's body, although the concentration of some drugs to the milk is relatively low, but the baby is relatively small, and the adverse effects are still great.

In the process of prescribing drugs, doctors will try to avoid or reduce such possible adverse effects. Although some medicines will theoretically not affect your baby as long as they are taken in the right dose. However, breastfeeding mothers still need to avoid this possibility as much as possible.

How long does it take for a baby to drink medicine before he can drink milk.

The baby's immunity is relatively low, parents should pay attention not to take the baby to a crowded place at ordinary times, especially when the flu is more serious, try not to take the baby out. If the baby's body is abnormal, or if there is a fever, you need to take the baby to the hospital for examination** in time, and you need to give the baby medicine. The baby can't drink milk immediately after drinking the medicine, so how long can the baby drink the medicine and drink the milk?

The baby can drink milk for an hour after drinking the medicine, the baby needs to rest more after drinking the medicine, and parents should pay attention not to talk when the baby sleeps, so as to provide a quiet sleep environment for the baby. If the baby is still breastfeeding, the mother should pay attention to controlling her diet during the baby's illness and not eat greasy and spicy food.

Parents usually need to give the baby more water, the baby's physique is relatively hot, if you drink not enough water, it is easy to lead to the situation of fire, which will cause various diseases. In addition, at the turn of the seasons, when the temperature difference between day and night is relatively large, parents need to add or remove clothes for the baby in time to avoid the baby catching a cold.

In general, the baby can drink milk after an hour of drinking medicine. When the baby is sick, the amount of milk will be reduced, at this time, parents should pay attention not to force the baby to drink milk, and need to let the baby sleep more. In addition, you can give the baby some fruit juice and supplement vitamins, which is beneficial to the body**.

After taking anti-inflammatory drugs, you can generally wait at least 48 hours before breastfeeding, because the drug has a certain process of metabolism in the body, and it can be completely metabolized after 48 hours. During the process of taking the medicine, you must drink more water to promote the excretion of the drug, so you can generally breastfeed after 48 hours after taking anti-inflammatory drugs. During this period, the milk must be expressed, otherwise there is a possibility that the milk will go back if you do not feed within 48 hours, so you must express the milk during the use of anti-inflammatory drugs, empty every day and then take oral anti-inflammatory drugs, and generally you can feed after 48 hours after stopping the drug.

Try to choose drugs that have little effect on breast milk, and it is generally better to choose broad-spectrum antibacterial drugs, but if you take floxacin drugs, it is generally recommended to breastfeed after 72 hours.

In most cases, it is best to wait more than 48 hours before breastfeeding after taking anti-inflammatory drugs. Because 48 hours can metabolize most of the drug components, it can reduce the impact on the fetus. However, mothers should be cautious when taking medication during breastfeeding, and must not blindly use drugs on their own, especially anti-inflammatory drugs.

If there is a need for medication, it must be carried out under the guidance of a professional doctor.

Usually use drugs for the most three days do not breastfeed, after all, the drug metabolism has a certain time, no thanks, I wish the baby and the mother health and happiness, in fact, the mother can squeeze out, can be fed, and it is not too serious.

<> many lactating mothers know that if they eat more hot food, the baby may drink their own milk or be prone to symptoms of fire. Because breast milk will contain some of the ingredients in the food that the mother eats. So, will taking medicine during lactation have an impact on the baby?

After taking medicine during breastfeeding, if it will have an impact on the baby, it is also transmitted through breast milk. Therefore, it is necessary to take medicine carefully during breastfeeding. As a last resort, you should take as little medicine as possible, preferably without medicine, and use your own immunity to heal your body.

If you have to take medicine, before taking medicine, you should understand whether the medicine you are taking will have a bad effect on your baby. If the doctor says that the medication will not affect the baby, the mother can continue to breastfeed after taking the medicine.

If you are taking antibiotics, tetracyclines, or other drugs while breastfeeding, you should stop breastfeeding immediately and continue breastfeeding after the disease has recovered and there is not much left in the body.