Patient's question:
I drank half a bottle of cola last night. Can I still breastfeed today? The baby is two months old. Will it have a certain impact on the baby?Doctor's answer:
It is best not to drink cola frequently during pregnancy, as cola contains carbonic acid, which can easily lead to calcium loss and affect the health of the mother and the quality of breast milk. The caffeine in cola can easily stimulate the nervous system, affecting the normal development of the baby. Cola has a feeling of fullness, which can lead to decreased appetite and a reduction in the nutrients typically consumed by the mother, thereby affecting the quality of breast milk. Cola has a high sugar content, making it especially unsuitable for women with high blood sugar, as it may cause blood sugar levels to rise.