Can an adult take cold medicine and a baby take breast milk

It should be fine! The baby itself has certain antibodies to colds, and if the baby's mother is not too serious, it should not have a great impact!

After giving birth to a baby, female friends generally choose to breastfeed their children, which is very beneficial to the development and health of the baby. Some mothers will suffer from a cold during the feeding of their children, and they are very worried that taking cold medicine will affect their babies. So, does it have any effect if you take cold medicine and breastfeed?

When a female friend catches a cold during breastfeeding, whether breastfeeding after taking cold medicine has any effect depends on what medicine is taken, and it cannot be generalized. Taking different medicines, the impact on the child is very different, if it is a Chinese cold medicine, it will not have any effect on the baby after feeding, so the mother can also give the child normal breastfeeding during the period of taking medicine.

Generally, after a cold, some anti-inflammatory drugs and antibiotics are often taken, and if you are taking penicillin and cephalosporin antibiotics, the impact on the baby is also very small. However, everyone should note that although penicillin and cephalosporin antibiotics have no adverse effects on the baby, they may cause allergies, so lactating mothers should pay attention to observe whether the child is allergic after taking the drug.

If a woman catches a cold during breastfeeding, it is best not to take sulfonamide drugs, otherwise it is likely to damage the baby's liver and kidney function. If it is really necessary to take sulfonamide drugs, mothers should temporarily stop breastfeeding their children to avoid damage to the baby.

Mom drinks cold medicine, can babies still eat breast milk? There is no problem, babies can eat breast milk, because breast milk resistance is the strongest, love to get sick, ten babies eat fat, babies eat breast milk and healthy and beautiful, chubby, very attractive.

Regarding whether the mother can take medicine for a cold and the baby can take breast milk, this issue is a question that many people are more concerned about. Because it takes a long time to breastfeed after childbirth, it is possible that the mother will get sick during this period, if the disease is more serious, you must take the drug**, but after taking the drug, many people are more worried about whether the breast milk can be given to the baby normally.

If the mother takes the medicine after the cold, the baby can not eat breast milk, this is because the drug will be absorbed by the stomach and intestines, and then enter the blood, and the blood circulation will reach the milk, so this will have a certain impact on the baby. It is not advisable to blindly take the drug during the lactation period, otherwise it will have a direct impact on the normal nursing room.

If the mothers suffer from a more serious cold, then they must take medicine, otherwise they will infect the baby with the cold if they are in contact with the baby for a long time. The child's body resistance itself is relatively poor, if you have long-term contact with the mother who suffers from a cold, you will get sick, we all know that the baby is very worrying, not only will cry more than once, but also in the time of treatment, it is also very distressing.

In daily life, if mothers suffer from sensation, the situation is relatively mild. Cold symptoms can be used some methods without taking medicine, such as boiling ginger water to drink ginger water has a certain effect on cold, for wind chill cold is still more effective, drinking ginger water will not affect the normal secretion of milk, nor will it affect the quality of milk. The baby can drink normally without worrying about the effect of the drug.

It doesn't matter if you eat it once in a while, you can't continue to eat, otherwise don't breastfeed and change to formula, the child's health is the most important.

You can give your baby breast milk after taking medicine for a cold, so you can rest assured.

You can eat breast milk, taking medicine and eating breast milk does not affect, breast milk is feeding.

You can't give your baby breast milk after taking medicine for a cold. Because lactating mothers take medicine to breastfeed, the medicine has to be given to the baby, which is not good for the baby's health, so you can't breastfeed the baby after taking medicine for a cold!

The baby should not take breast milk immediately after taking the medicine, which will affect the effect of the medicine. However, after taking the medicine, it is necessary to take breast milk for about half an hour before the medicine can penetrate into the body. You can also drink some warm water after taking the medicine, which can promote the rapid absorption of the drug, do not eat other foods, and eat a reasonable diet in order to absorb the rapid effect.

Can you take medicine for a cold while breastfeeding.

Many lactating mothers will always be scared to take medicine when they catch a cold, and if they take medicine, they are worried that when feeding their babies, the chemical components of the medicine will enter the baby's body through the milk, affecting the normal development of the baby. However, if you don't take medicine, the cold virus will plague mothers for a long time, and it is really a dilemma.

Can you take medicine for a cold while breastfeeding. If the cold symptoms are severe and you have to take medication to relieve them, you need to take the correct medication according to the doctor's advice. Breastfeeding mothers should remember to prescribe the right medicine to get rid of the cold virus as soon as possible.

If a lactating mother has a cold accompanied by inflammation and needs to use antibiotics**, then it is recommended not to blindly choose antibiotics by yourself, but to consult a professional doctor and buy antibiotics according to the doctor's instructions.

What medicine to take for colds during the lactation period.

What kind of medicine should I take for a cold during the lactation period? Under normal circumstances, if the mother's physical condition is not particularly bad and the cold is not serious, then you may wish to drink more water to promote metabolism.

In addition, mothers can also take some vitamin C appropriately, and there is no need to take any special medicine at this time.

If the mother is planning to take cold medicine, then take some Chinese patent medicine, you can drink cold and heat clearing powder, banlan root and other traditional Chinese medicine. If you don't know which prescription, over-the-counter cold medicines, or even Chinese medicines are available while you are taking the medicine, then you must ask your doctor in detail and follow the doctor's instructions.

I would also like to remind all mothers that it is best to have a family member who can help take care of the BB during the cold, rest more, and as long as you do not delay when breastfeeding, you can do it faster**. If you are too close to your child, you can breastfeed while wearing a mask. Newborn children have a certain immunity of their own, so there is no need to worry too much about passing it on to the child and dare not breastfeed.

In the cold winter in the north, it is the season when it is easy to get fever and cold, regardless of adults and children, if you are not careful, the virus may sneak into you. Especially for lactating mothers, if they have a cold, they are not only afraid that the cold will infect the baby, but they are also worried about whether they can feed the baby after taking the medicine. So, let's take a look at it together, can I still feed my baby after taking medicine during my mother's cold?

There are two views on whether you can breastfeed your baby if you take medicine for colds.

Regarding whether you can breastfeed your baby after taking cold medicine during breastfeeding, there are no more than the following two opinions:

One point of view, Bao Ma can breastfeed after taking cold medicine, thinking that you can consult a doctor first, prescribe some medicine that does not have much impact on breastfeeding, so that you can rest assured that breastfeeding, will not have any adverse reactions to the baby, and the large number of antibodies contained in breast milk will also give the baby an extra layer of protection.

Another point of view, of course, is that the mother can not feed the baby after taking cold medicine, thinking that the mother will enter the baby's body with the milk after taking the cold medicine, which will cause harm to the baby.

Whether you can breastfeed during the cold and medicine period depends on what the experts say.

Experts suggest that breastfeeding mothers, if it is only a slight cold, it is possible to breastfeed normally, as long as you take protective measures, wear a mask, it is best not to take medicine for a slight cold, drink more water, so that you don't have to worry about causing harm to the baby, because colds have a self-healing period.

If it is a cold caused by a fever, or a more serious situation such as the flu, when you have to take medication, you should stop breastfeeding, and it is best to isolate it from your baby to avoid transmitting the cold to your baby.

Medicines: It is best not to take during breastfeeding:

1.Antibiotics. Now the abuse of antibiotics is very serious, not only the baby should pay attention to the treatment of antibiotics, but also the lactating mother, because this kind of drug will enter the baby's body through breast milk.

2.Aminopyrine-containing medications. For example, drugs such as analgin, analgesic tablets, and analgesic are already banned drugs in many countries, and lactating mothers are even more cautious about such drugs.

3.Contraceptive. Don't take birth control pills that contain estrogen while breastfeeding, as estrogen can cause a decrease in milk production.