No, but you may have to make some adjustments to make sex more comfortable for you and your partner if you have the following: Vaginal dryness. Some women experience vaginal dryness right after childbirth and during breastfeeding. This is because estrogen levels are...
Maybe. You can help prevent jealousy by preparing your partner before birth and making sure he or she gets involved once you start breastfeeding. Before birth: Explain that you need his or her support. After your child is born, the best way for a partner to support...
Some women think that they should not breastfeed when they are sick. But most common illnesses, such as colds, flu, or diarrhea, can\’t be passed through breastmilk. In fact, the antibodies in your breastmilk will help protect your baby from getting the same...
You can take certain medicines while breastfeeding, but not all. Almost all medicines pass into your milk in small amounts. Some have no effect on the baby and can be used while breastfeeding. Always talk to your doctor or pharmacist about medicines you are using and...
Yes. Both short-term and long-term stress can affect your body. In fact, stress can make you more likely to get sick or have trouble sleeping, stomach problems, headaches, and mental health conditions. But, breastfeeding can help mothers relax and handle stress...
An active lifestyle helps you stay healthy, feel better, and have more energy. It does not affect the quality or quantity of your breastmilk or your baby\’s growth. Follow these tips to help you be more comfortable when working out while breastfeeding: Wear a...
