Can I breastfeed if I eat a bad belly, can I drink breast milk if my mother eats a bad stomach

If a lactating woman has diarrhea from eating a bad stomach, it generally does not affect breastfeeding. Of course, it also depends on the situation of the lactating woman herself, if it has caused severe diarrhea leading to dehydration, or infectious diarrhea causing fever and other serious symptoms, that is, symptoms of acute gastroenteritis. At this time, the physical condition is no longer suitable for breastfeeding, but it is necessary to rehydrate and infusion**, and this situation cannot be breastfed temporarily.

However, if it is only mild diarrhea, it usually does not affect breastfeeding. Diarrhea in women is divided into functional diarrhea and infectious diarrhea, if it is a cold stomach or irritable bowel syndrome, which is diarrhea caused by gastrointestinal disorders. By taking probiotics or improving the living environment to avoid cold, the symptoms will be relieved naturally, and the diarrhea in this case does not need to stop breastfeeding.

If there are bacteria in the food that causes acute gastroenteritis, infectious diarrhea, tenesmus, etc., or even symptoms of toxic shock, it is not suitable for breastfeeding. Because bacteria may enter the bloodstream and cause bacteremia, which can affect the quality of breast milk, it depends on what kind of diarrhea it is.

You can breastfeed, and at the same time adjust your diet to **, drink water, gnocchi soup, milk.

Does it affect the mother's diarrhea and the child's breastfeeding? The answer is yes. Because when the mother has diarrhea, it may be because of infection with bacteria or viruses, which may cause contamination to breast milk at this time, so when the mother has diarrhea, it is best to add milk powder to the baby and do not drink breast milk.

Especially when the mother's diarrhea and abdominal pain is particularly severe and she has to take antibiotics, it is best for the baby not to breastfeed, because some antibiotics or other drugs may have a certain impact on the baby's growth and development.

When the mother eats a bad stomach, she can breastfeed without taking medicine, and it will not affect the child. However, if the diarrhea is very severe, there are watery stools and the number of times is very large, there is a possibility of dehydration, and a large amount of nutrients in the body will be lost, and breastfeeding is not good for the mother and child. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital as soon as possible to determine the cause of diarrhea and proceed under the guidance of a doctor**, and wait until the symptoms are completely improved and the drug can be metabolized before breastfeeding.

Whether a mother can breastfeed with diarrhea should be judged according to the study of diarrhea and the use of drugs in the process of diarrhea.

If it is bacillary dysentery, antibiotics such as gentamicin should be taken during diarrhea. In this case, breastfeeding is not recommended and should be stopped for a while. If it is indigestion or unexplained diarrhea, the drugs taken are Smecta, Stomach Digesting Tablets, and Intestine Health that regulates normal flora.

These drugs do not affect the baby and do not affect breastfeeding. During breastfeeding, if the nurse has diarrhea, she should pay attention to the ** study examination and do a stool routine. At the same time, attention should be paid to preventing dehydration, appropriately replenishing fluids, correcting the balance of water and electricity, and electrolyte disorders.