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The most important food for a baby is breast milk. Breast milk is a food that ensures the healthy, fast and flawless development of the baby without any diseases. Breast milk contains essential proteins (albumin, globulin), fat, carbohydrates, vitamins (A, C, D, E, B)₁, B₁₂, B₆) and antibodies that protect the child from disease. Some of our women, under various pretexts, do not want to breastfeed their children and give them different cow or goat milk. The most unfortunate aspect of this situation is that a woman can harm the health of two people, her child and herself, with a single mistake. That is, because the baby does not consume breast milk in the first place, it is fragile and prone to diseases, especially infectious diseases. A mother can get breast cancer as a result of not breastfeeding her baby! For this reason, making unfounded excuses for not breastfeeding a child does not lead to good results. However, we found it necessary to list the circumstances that may be the basis for breastfeeding.

• When blood circulation in the brain is disturbed;
• In hemolytic disease caused by incompatibility of antigens in erythrocytes;
• When a child is born prematurely and has no swallowing and sucking reflexes;
• Breastfeeding is common in severe forms of respiratory disorders not allowed!

Breastfeeding is not recommended in the following diseases of the mother:

• In renal failure;
• In congenital or acquired heart failure;
• In endocarditis and myocarditis;
• In Bazedov's disease;
• In malignant tumors;
• In acute mental illness.

Breastfeeding is not possible when the mother has active forms of tuberculosis. The child is removed from the mother for 1,5-2 months, during which time the child is vaccinated and develops immunity against tuberculosis. Breastfeeding is continued with breast milk. In addition, if the mother becomes ill during lactation with diseases such as influenza, pneumonia, measles, rubella, anthrax, tetanus, sweating, the following special measures are taken.

• Influenza, when the lungs are inflamed - the mother can breastfeed while wearing a mask over her mouth. After breastfeeding, the child is transferred from the mother to a separate room;
• When measles, rubella - it is possible to continue breastfeeding. However, at the same time the child is injected with gamma globulin under the supervision of a pediatrician;
• In anthrax, breastfeeding is completely stopped and other women's milk is used;
• In severe cases of rash and recurrent sweating, breastfeeding is temporarily stopped. In mild cases, breastfeeding is continued.

Appropriate measures should be taken when the above conditions are observed in a woman. When these cases are observed, you should be under the supervision of a doctor (Pediatrician, Family Physician) not only for yourself, but also for the health of your child.

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