Patient's question:
I've had a high fever for a long time. After a thorough check, it was found to be Mycoplasma infection. I'm still breastfeeding. How can I know if my child has been infected? The child isn't feverish now. Can a thorough check be done during the incubation period?Doctor's answer:
According to the information you provided, Mycoplasma infection-induced fever is generally never contagious, and it is related to the increase in individual resistance. It is recommended that you do not intentionally examine the baby. As long as the baby does not cough or have a fever, it proves that the baby is healthy and not contagious. You should continue to treat the baby well, use Azithromycin for 7 to 10 days in a row, and drink plenty of water. It is essential to maintain a light diet, avoid colds appropriately, and help with recovery. The above is the advice for the question "Is there a possibility of infection during lactation with low fever?" I hope it helps you. Wish you good health!