Patient's question:
Treatment and Effect: My baby is 19 days old. There is a lot of milk, so he can't drink all the formula milk. The formula milk I bought is almost expired, expiring in April. It's from Beingmate. Can I drink it? Will the baby get the same nutrition this way? Can I drink it?...Doctor's answer:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the line breaks remaining as they are:It is the case that: The baby doesn't need to drink formula milk because your breast milk is abundant. The formula milk you bought is almost expired, expiring in April. Discarding it is a waste, so could you drink it? Drinking it could be helpful for the baby.
Advisory suggestions: You can mix it and drink it, and there is absolutely no problem with that. As long as you don't have any issues when drinking formula milk in general (some people get stomach problems and cannot tolerate it), drinking this formula milk will definitely not cause any issues. The baby is getting nutrition from your breast milk, which will never be the same as directly drinking formula milk. Breastfeeding is the second best option, and nothing is better for a child than breast milk.
The above is the advice for the question "Can I eat infant formula milk during diaper changes?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you health!