Patient's question:
No.Doctor's answer:
Refrigerated breast milk can be fed to the baby but must be heated. When heating, it is best to use water bath heating (i.e., heating through water) to prevent the temperature from rising too quickly and damaging the nutrients in the breast milk. Generally, heating to around 50 degrees Celsius is most suitable. Once it cools down to slightly higher than body temperature, it can be fed to the baby.