Breastfeeding mothers have tetanus. Do they need to stop breastfeeding? This is a concern of many mothers. This article will give you a detailed answer.

Stop breastfeeding 1-2 days.

The nursing mother has tetanus, so it is recommended to stop breastfeeding 1-2 days, just to be on the safe side. After this time, mothers can rest assured to continue breastfeeding their babies.

Wounds infected by high-risk factors

For wounds infected by high-risk factors, such as narrow and deep wounds, contaminated by feces or mud, extensive burns or scalds, untreated for more than 6 hours, foreign bodies or necrotic tissues in the wounds, active preventive measures should be taken and tetanus antitoxin should be injected in time for treatment.

Tetanus antitoxin injection

After injecting tetanus antitoxin, the body will form antibodies, but it will not be passed on to the baby. Mothers can rest assured. If you have any questions or wound problems, please consult a doctor in time.