Patient's question:
A colleague of mine recently had a baby, but he encountered a blocked milk event. His nipple is blocked, and the breast milk cannot flow out; it's all blocked in his breast. Now, my colleague has a fever. He hasn't taken any medicine yet but still wants to breastfeed, saying it's good for the child to eat more breast milk for two more days. So, I want to ask if it's okay to breastfeed when blocked and having a fever?Doctor's answer:
Hello, your child's condition is caused by symptoms of tracheitis, which generally leads to symptoms such as coughing, phlegm production, and shortness of breath. Your child's condition requires active treatment.Suggestions: For your child's condition, I recommend starting with adequate rest and a light, warm, and easily digestible diet, which is very important and effective. Avoid eating eggs for now. It is advisable to seek treatment at a formal hospital, as they are generally quite good.
Wishing your child good health.