Fever 39 degrees Consequences of breastfeeding

Breastfeeding with a fever of 39 degrees is likely to allow cold viruses to enter the baby's body through the breast milk and cause cross-infection. If you take certain drugs during the fever, the drugs will also enter the baby's body at this time, causing some adverse effects on the baby's healthy development. If you have a fever of 39 degrees, it is best to be able to suspend breastfeeding, and you need to wear a mask when you are in contact with your baby to avoid the spread of the virus.

You should also pay attention to personal hygiene during the cold and wash your hands more often when you are in contact with your baby.

Feeding breast milk with a fever of 39 degrees, bacteria and bacterial toxins or viruses will carry through the baby's body with the breast milk, thereby inducing respiratory tract infections and even pneumonia. In case of high fever, women should temporarily stop breastfeeding and go to the respiratory department of a regular hospital, where they can take antipyretics and intravenous fluids**.

You automatically have a high fever of 39 degrees, and you must not touch the child, and the child may also have a fever after breastfeeding.

In the postpartum period, the woman's body is in a state of low immunity, if you don't pay attention to keeping warm during this period, it is easy to catch a cold after being blown by the wind, especially during the period when the mother is breastfeeding, at this time the fever will cause respiratory tract infection, and the breast milk will also be mixed with bacteria, some mothers are worried about the fear of infecting the baby, so stop breastfeeding, so can you breastfeed with a fever of 39 degrees?

After the mother has a cold and fever, she can continue to breastfeed in most cases, except when she has a persistent high fever (body temperature above 39), and breastfeeding must be suspended.

Because when mothers suffer from respiratory infections, most of them have passed the infection to their babies before they are found to be sick, and the mother's milk has already produced antibodies, which are antibodies. By continuing to breastfeed, babies get milk that contains this antibody, which can fight off infection.

Of course, mothers, while insisting on breastfeeding, should actively ** their own infection. Almost all drugs that exist in the mother's blood can enter the mother's milk, but the amount of the drug in the breast milk rarely exceeds 1% 2% of the mother's drug dose, and the amount absorbed by the baby is only a small part of this 1% 2%.

Therefore, it usually does not cause significant harm to the baby. When the mother suffers from the virus**, she can take some Chinese patent medicines, such as cold and heat clearing powder, Shuanghuanglian oral liquid, Shuanghua oral liquid, etc.; If it is a bacterial infection, penicillin or cephalosporin antibiotics can be used, such as penicillin V potassium tablets, Pioneer No. 6, etc. None of these medicines affect the quality of the milk.

For breastfeeding mothers, a fever of 38 degrees can be fed, and the body temperature is above 39 degrees, and breastfeeding must be stopped, because this belongs to the high fever stage, which will pass bacteria to the baby, and properly feeding the child below 39 degrees will not have an impact on the body.