Breast-feeding should be based on health, and some drugs should not be eaten. In particular, anti-inflammatory drugs have great advantages in treating inflammation, but if used during lactation, it will lead to changes in milk, so that babies will also absorb the ingredients of drugs through milk. So, let's understand that it is ok to take cephalosporin when you have a cold during lactation.

If you catch a cold and eat cephalosporin during breastfeeding, you should stop breastfeeding first, preferably after one week. Because cephalosporin is an anti-inflammatory drug, which contains a lot of antibiotics, it is best to wait until the drug is completely eliminated from the body before feeding the baby. Moreover, taking medicine for a cold needs to be taken under the guidance of a doctor. Cephalosporin has an effect on breastfeeding, so you can't eat too much. Drink more water during a cold to promote metabolism and drug excretion.

There are some precautions for taking medicine during lactation. When choosing a drug, you should consider whether the drug has an effect on your baby. Although most drugs are not harmful to the body and will not affect the baby's body, it is still recommended to consult a doctor before taking the medicine, so that the doctor can prescribe the right medicine and choose the drugs that have been taken in the body for a short time.

I am very weak during lactation and often catch a cold. Drink plenty of water during breastfeeding, keep warm and avoid catching a cold, which will also reduce the occurrence of colds.