Patient's question:
Doctor, after a few consultations, since you often come into contact with patients, have you had anyone taking clindamycin while breastfeeding? What effects does it have on the baby? I have developed a grain in my eye. The doctor prescribed clindamycin for intravenous infusion and said it would never interfere with breastfeeding. I was a bit worried about a bottle, feeling chest tightness. I said I wasn't feeling well and only received a little infusion. The doctor took my pulse and gave me a bottle of glucose to infuse, saying it would make me feel better once infused. When I came back, the baby wouldn't drink from the bottle. Breastfeeding is causing me great concern.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you have a stye, and the doctor prescribed you clindamycin infusion, just a little. Suggestion: Based on your description, topical medication is more effective. You can use levofloxacin eye drops during the day and erythromycin ointment at night. Apply cold compresses with a damp towel within 48 hours, and use cold compresses with a damp towel after 48 hours. A very small amount of infusion during breastfeeding has little interference on the baby, just drink plenty of water. Wish you a speedy recovery. The above is the suggestion for the question "Doctor, I have consulted a few times, like you often touch patients," hoping it helps you, wish you health!