Will the infusion cause the breast milk to be gone?

Hello, although it is not clear what medication you are taking intravenously, it generally does not result in the production of milk without breast milk. Mood swings, anger, anger and reduced diet are a series of factors that tend to cause milk loss. It is recommended that you consult a doctor in the hospital to find out the cause and treat the symptoms.

The infusion method will cause the drug to enter the body without receiving the process, omitting the humoral immunity and cellular immunity, and the drug will directly enter the heart through the blood. The following is a carefully selected selection of the dangers of breastfeeding after infusion, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Dangers of breastfeeding after infusion.

1. Reduce the baby's resistance.

After a long period of infusion, the baby's body has become dependent on the drug, so that when a cold and fever occurs, the baby will slowly develop fever symptoms even if it is just an ordinary runny nose, mainly because the baby's resistance is getting lower and lower.

2. Ordinary agents are ineffective for babies.

When the baby has a runny nose and sneezes, it will generally get better if you take some cold medicine, but for the baby who has been transfused for a long time, taking medicine does not work, mainly because the effect of the pills is slow, not as fast as the infusion, many parents want the baby to be faster, so they still go to the water, which will cause a vicious circle.

3. Increased risk of allergies.

Some babies will be allergic to the infusion drugs, such as cephalosporin and other drugs, although they are not detectable at the time, and they are prone to appear after a long time. Moreover, frequent needle pricking will affect the health of the baby's blood vessels.

3 major hazards of infusion as soon as the baby is sick.

1. Increase the burden on the lungs.

The narrowest capillaries in the human body are no more than 10 nanons, and once the particles of the infusion drug are too large, they can cause blockages in the blood vessels. After the drug enters the bloodstream, particles with a diameter larger than the narrowest part of the capillary will be filtered out by the lungs and stay in the lungs, resulting in the formation of fibrosis in the lungs, and the respiratory ability will be reduced, and at the same time, it may affect the oxygen level of the whole body.

2. Drug resistance.

Compared with oral drugs, infusion has a higher probability of allergic reaction and is more likely to produce drug resistance, resulting in the same disease in the future, and it is not easy to do it without infusion.

3. The speed of adverse reactions is fast.

Oral drugs enter the bloodstream through the digestive system, the process is relatively slow, and the adverse reactions caused are mild, and some impurities that may cause adverse reactions are broken down or filtered out in the digestive tract. When administered intravenously, the drug directly enters the blood circulation, causing adverse reactions such as fever, dermatitis, rash, etc., and even shock or death in severe cases.

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