Patient's question:
Morning, when I went to bed, I noticed I had a slight fever. Hello, can I breastfeed? But I've been coughing a bit lately, especially when I take a nap in the afternoon. Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment, no medication. What kind of assistance do you need: Hello, can I breastfeed?...Doctor's answer:
If you have a fever without high fever, you should drink more water, eat light and easily digestible food, take fever-reducing herbal drinks like Ganoderma lucidum, etc. It is also best to have someone assist in taking care of the child so you can get some deep sleep. You can still breastfeed the child, as it is advisable to wear a mask when changing diapers due to close contact. Newborns have a certain level of immunity, so there is no need to worry excessively about passing on the infection and avoiding changing diapers.Recommendations: In addition, you can boil a few slices of ginger to drink. Also, avoid exposure to cold patients, ensure good ventilation in your home, maintain a suitable temperature and humidity, frequently steam the room with vinegar, stay in a good mood, and enhance your resistance to the disease. If you do get a fever, do not panic or take medication randomly. It is also important not to neglect it. You should promptly seek medical advice by going to the hospital.