Patient's question:
Today, while I was at the hospital for a follow-up check-up, I saw a little baby who was starving and fed him with my own milk. Later, I found out that the baby had sepsis and also had a cold and fever. After asking him, I wonder if my baby will get infected if he eats my milk again?Doctor's answer:
It will not infect your child. But when breastfeeding, pay attention to the cleanliness of the nipples and breasts, and clean them regularly with soap. The choice of targeted antibiotics is key to successful treatment when sepsis occurs. If the complications are not severe, there will be no aftereffects. Only sepsis is more dangerous. The occurrence of sepsis is more severe. Strong antiviral treatment is needed, and it is treatable, without leaving serious aftereffects.