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Chicken pox

2023-01-27 13:51:21
I am a breastfeeding mother and i am suffering from chicken pox since 2 days. Can i breastfeed my child?does he will get the infection?
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You can express breast milk and give it via wati spoon.

Answered2023-01-27 14:04:38

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As it's the infectious disease your contact with baby lead to chicken pox in baby so you can give express milk via katori spoon. Please consult to nearby pediatrician for immunoglobulin if baby is newborn.

Answered2023-01-27 15:26:22

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If chicken pox rashes on breast also then better to avoid breastfeeding Give formula feed for some more days For now baby need to give acyclovir And if baby development chicken pox rash then baby also need to give  immunoglobulin Visit ur nearest pediatrician once

Answered2023-01-27 14:48:17

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