How long can I breastfeed after COVID-19 vaccine?

There is no clear regulation on how long to breastfeed after vaccination in COVID-19. According to the previous data, breast-feeding will not be affected after vaccination in COVID-19, but it is necessary to observe whether there are any discomfort symptoms after vaccination, and breast-feeding will be carried out if there are no obvious adverse reactions. And in the process of breastfeeding, it is necessary to observe the baby's state in time to see if there is any abnormality. If the baby has adverse reactions such as crying, fever, lethargy and systemic allergy during breastfeeding, it should stop breastfeeding in time, and those with severe symptoms should seek medical attention immediately.

Vaccination of pregnant women with COVID-19 vaccine usually does not affect the quality of breast milk, but if pregnant women have adverse reactions after vaccination due to personal physical reasons, such as dizziness, fever and other systemic reactions, or allergic reactions such as rash and itching. At this time, the hormone level in the maternal body will also be affected, which may affect the quality of breast milk and is not conducive to the baby's health. Therefore, it is suggested that such people stop breastfeeding first, and then breast-feed after the symptoms improve and the body recovers.

At present, the domestic COVID-19 vaccine has completed phase III clinical trials, and breastfeeding is generally safe. If your baby has abnormal adverse reactions during breastfeeding, you should consult your doctor for help in time.