Kalau terlebih amik antibiotik bahaye ke??

new_mum

Saya ada masalah sket nak tanya...
Ada kesan sampingan ke kalau terlebih ambik antibiotik, terutama kalau sedang menyusukan anak.

Trima kasih kepada yang sudi tolong....

zerozone

Ada antibiotik yang tidak boleh diambil oleh ibu2 yang menyusukan bayi...contohnya doxycyclin..kerana antibiotik ini boleh keluar bersama air susu dan mendatangkan kemudharatan kepada bayi saperti ceret beret, kecacatan gigi yang akan tumbuh nanti, kerosakan hati dan lain2 lagi. So bila nak ambil antibiotik kena beritahu doktor yang u menyusukan bayi.

new_mum

Saya cakap dah kat dr tu.

Asalnya cam ni...
Saya kena bisol, p klinik dia bagi ubat + antibiotik utk 5 hari.
Then naik lagi bisol kat tpt lain plak, dr kata mgkin antibiotik tu kena makan utk 10 hari. So, dia bagi bekalan 30 bijji (sehari 3 biji)
Apa yang saya agak musykil, kat alat sulit saya jadi pedih2 cam nipis je kulit situ & ada discharge kaler coklat, tapi bukan darah. Masa makan antibiotik utk 5 hari  dulu pun jadi cam tu gak.
Kat baby pun jadi merah2 kat situ. Adakah disebabkab alahan pada ubatan?
Utk pengetahuan, saya tak makan apa2 ubat lain langsung.

zerozone

apa nama antibiotik yg u makan? Kesan sampingan ubat tak bergantung kpd jumlah antibiotik yg u makan tetapi bergantung kpd jenis antbiotik tu. Ada kemungkinan u mendapat kesan sampingan ubat antibiotik tu.

Dulu saya hampir setiap bulan (6 bulan berterusan) kena ambil antibiotik disebabkan masalah tonsil. Apabila tonsil menyerang terus demam. Personally saya rasa antibiotik yang diambil secra berpanjangan tidak baik untuk kesihatan.

Masalah saya selesai selepas saya mengambil supplement soy protein, multivitamin, b complex, calcium  dan vitamin c. Kini tonsil tidak menyerang lagi dan tidak perlu mengambil ubatan lagi.

Memandangkan puan menyusukan anak, saya galakkan puan mengambil makanan diatas. Bukan sahaja untuk kesihtan puan malahan untuk kualiti susu untuk penyusuan bayi puan.

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[ Last edited by  Hboxx at 29-12-2006 02:30 PM ]

blackmore

Originally posted by new_mum at 28-12-2006 03:11 PM
Saya cakap dah kat dr tu.

Asalnya cam ni...
Saya kena bisol, p klinik dia bagi ubat + antibiotik utk 5 hari.
Then naik lagi bisol kat tpt lain plak, dr kata mgkin antibiotik tu kena makan utk  ...

...bisol kat private area could be a bartholin abscess...kalau bisol tu dah pecah...memang akan kluar discharges yang usually looks like brownish and pinkish stain...probably jugak combination of pus and blood...and u would need antiobiotic coverage...

...since u are breastfeeding and fear that it might cause any harmful effects on your baby...ada baiknya u pump and discard your milk...pumping your breast would maintain your milk flow...jadi u dont have to worry yang u akan kekeringan susu kalau tidak breastfeed your baby during this time...but...u have to supplement your baby with formula feeding during your antibiotic course...and can start breastfeeding again after staying antibiotic free for 24 hours...

amir1976

yep..anything kalau ambik banyak2 pun berbahaya..

new_mum

Thanx semua... tp sy x pasti plak nama antibiotik tu. Dia ada tulis kat kapsul tu ke? Nanti balik rumah sy tengok.

blackmore

Originally posted by new_mum at 2-1-2007 09:48 AM
Thanx semua... tp sy x pasti plak nama antibiotik tu. Dia ada tulis kat kapsul tu ke? Nanti balik rumah sy tengok.

...look at the packaging of the medication...slalunya kat situ ada tertera nama ubat2 yang di dispensed kan tuk pesakit...jarang ada ubat yang namanya terukir kat tablet or capsule tu sendiri...

...apa2 pon...kalau diberi ubat...kita kenalah ada inisiatif tuk bertanya nama ubat tersebut...dan kegunaan ubat tersebut...and how frequent u should take them...

perempz

Originally posted by new_mum at 2-1-2007 09:48 AM
Thanx semua... tp sy x pasti plak nama antibiotik tu. Dia ada tulis kat kapsul tu ke? Nanti balik rumah sy tengok.

supposely u have to ask DR antibiotik ape yg diberi n kena bagitau kt DR yang u sedang menyusukan baby...maybe dr akan beri ubat yg sesuai or dos yang lebih rendah...

anyway antibiotik yg diambil secara berlebihan mmg agak berbahaya n beri kesan yang buruk tuk jangka mase panjang.if u take antibiotic make sure u mkn ikut peraturan n smpai habis...ni tuk elak bakteria dlm bdn u resistan dgn antibiotik.

new_mum

Saya dah tengok, mmg takde nama. Tapi masa Dr tu bagi, saya dah maklumkan kat dia yang saya ni menyusukan bayi berusia 4 bulan. Saya pun tanye gak kat dia ttg kesan sampingan, tapi dia kata ok je. Mgkin dia malas nak layan saya ni tanya itu dan ini kot.

mahayu

Antibiotik diperlukan bergantung kpd apa penyebab jangkitan :
- demam selesema dan selesema adalah disebabkan virus dan x boleh disembuhkan mll pengambilan antibiotik
- batuk atau bronkitis selalunya disebabkan oleh virus.jika anda mempunyai masalah paru-paru @ penyakit yg berlanjutan terlalu lama,bakteria blh menjadi penyebabnya. Doktor anda mgkn bercadang utk cuba menggunakan antibiotik.
- kebanyakan sakit tekak disebabkan oleh virus n x blh dirawat dgn antibioyik. Doktor akan menjalankan ujian bg melihat apa penyebab sakit tekak itu.
- kebayakan jangkitan telinga yg terjadi pd org dewasa n kanak2 yg tlh besar akan menjadi lebih elok tanpa antibiotik. Namun begitu,kanak2 yg masih kecil n juga mrk yg menghidap demam panas mgkn memerlukan antibiotik.
- Antibiotik kadangkala diperlukan utk merawat jangkitan sinus yg disebabkan bakteria. Namun begitu hidung yg gatal n mukus berwarna hijau @ kuning mgkn disebabkan oleh virus demam selesema dan ini tidak bermakna anda perlukan antibiotik.

Cara terbaik menggunakan antibiotik :
- fahami sepenuhnya bilakah antibiotik itu perlu diambil
- ambil antibiotik hanya seperti yg telah di preskripsikan oleh doktor
- jgn sesekali mengambil antibiotik jika doktor x memberikan kpd anda
- jgn memberi tekanan kpd doktor agar memberi anda antibiotik jika anda mengalami jangkitan virus
- lindungilah diri anda drpd sebarang jangkitan

blackmore

Originally posted by new_mum at 3-1-2007 09:54 AM
Saya dah tengok, mmg takde nama. Tapi masa Dr tu bagi, saya dah maklumkan kat dia yang saya ni menyusukan bayi berusia 4 bulan. Saya pun tanye gak kat dia ttg kesan sampingan, tapi dia kata ok je.  ...

...so ok...takde nama ubat...by rite...medications must be labelled and must come with proper usage instructions...kalau clinic yang ko visited tak follow this basic guidelines...then...as a consumer...u have the rite to ask them nama ubat2 yang mereka berikan...kalau tak tertera di package ubat tu...u can ask them to write it down for u...that is your basic rite...ok??...heh...

Arissa_Sofea

of course ler bahaya...ubat apa pun bahaya kalau terlebih..sbb tu ader 'dosage'....kalau terlebih dipanggil overdose....even dalam dosage yang dibenarkan pun, masih ader side-effects yang serius....ni kan lagi kalau overdose....

setiap ubat ader pharmacological dan pharmakokinetics feature yang spesifik.....
1. action (cara ubat tu bertindak dalam badan)
2. absorption (cara ubat tu di ambil oleh badan)
3. distribution (cara ubat tu di handle oleh badan)
4. metabolism (cara ubat tu di metabolasi dalam badan)
5. elimination (cara ubat tu dibuang oleh badan)

semua ni akan mempengaruhi effect pada badan kiter....sbb, jgn lupa, ubat tu adalah bahan kimia asing....
click sini serba sedikit ttg antibiotik dan breast-feeding

[ Last edited by  Arissa_Sofea at 4-1-2007 11:19 PM ]

new_mum

Tq.. AKan dipraktikkan utk next visit.

new_mum

Arissa, tak leh baca pun....dia keluar tah apa2. Camne nak buat?

blackmore

Originally posted by new_mum at 10-1-2007 11:00
Arissa, tak leh baca pun....dia keluar tah apa2. Camne nak buat?

...apa yang ko nampak??...aku bukak link tu ok jer...heh...unfortunately...aku tak bley nak tepekkan kat sini cos its in pdf...:nerd:

blackmore

...eh...bley plak...ekekeke...nie aku tepekkan ko apa yang ada kat link tu...

Antibiotics and Breastfeeding

Wendy Jones PhD, MRPharmS. Community Pharmacist and Breastfeeding Supporter, the

Breastfeeding Network.

The information presented here is intended to provide some immediate information but

cannot replace input from the medical profession and breastfeeding experts. No

responsibility can be taken by the author or the Breastfeeding Network for the way in

which the information is used.

The use of antibiotics does not generally necessitate suspension or

cessation of breastfeeding.

Antibiotics are generally prescribed more sparingly than they were in the past in the light of increasing

evidence of lack of benefit in self-limiting conditions and increased resistance in some organisms.

Antibiotics are not appropriate in viral conditions such as the majority of coughs and colds. However,

there are times when their use is important and even life saving. The use of antibiotics to treat mastitis is

discussed in the BfN leaflet Breastfeeding and Mastitis.

Choice of antibiotic to treat any condition depends primarily on the organism likely to be causing the

symptoms, taking into account any previous allergies e.g. rash in response to penicillin.

Most antibiotics can produce excessively loose motions in the baby, with the appearance of diarrhoea.

Some infants appear more unsettled with tummy aches or colic. These effects are not clinically

significant and do not require treatment. The value of continued breastfeeding outweighs the temporary

inconvenience. In theory exposure may sensitise the baby to later doses e.g. penicillin allergy but this is

exceedingly rare. Large doses of antibiotics may encourage overgrowth of thrush (candida) in the

mother by killing all the natural gut bacteria. Many women find taking supplements of acidophilus or

live yoghurt beneficial to redress the balance. The treatment of breast thrush is discussed in the BfN

leaflet Breastfeeding and Thrush.

Antibiotics safe to take during lactation

The following antibiotics are all safe to take whilst breastfeeding;

 Amoxycillin, Amoxil 250-500mg three times a day

 Azithromycin, Zithromax, 500mg daily

 Cefaclor, Distaclor, 375mg twice daily or 250mg three times daily

 Cefuroxamine, Zinnat, 250mg twice daily

 Cephalexin, Cefalexin, Keflex, 250mg four times a day

 Cephradine, Velosef, 250-500mg four times daily

 Clarithromycin, Klaricid, 250mg twice daily

 Co-amoxiclav, Augmentin, 375-625mg three times a day

 Co-fluampicil, Flucloxacillin 250mg + Ampicillin 250mg, Magnapen 500mg four times

daily

 Erythromycin, Erymax, Erythroped, Erythrocin 250-500mg four times a day with food

 Flucloxacillin, Floxapen, 250-500mg four times a day one hour before food

 Penicillin V, Phenoxymethyl penicillin 250-500mg four times a day one hour before

food

 Trimethoprim, Monotrim,200mg twice daily

All are available as liquid forms to treat infant infections

Intra-venous antibiotics

Some antibiotics e.g. gentamycin are given intra-venously as they poorly absorbed from the gut. Any

drug passing into breastmilk is therefore unlikely to be absorbed in sufficient quantities by the baby and

there is no need to cease breastfeeding on safety grounds. However the mother may not feel well

enough to breastfeed or may need the baby to be cared for by another adult and brought to her for

feeding.

Tetracyclines

It was believed in the past that tetracycline antibiotics were contra-indicated in breastfeeding because

they could stain the infant抯 teeth (even if they had not appeared). In short courses this appears not to be

a problem as the drug forms a complex with the calcium in the milk and is not absorbed by the baby.

Long courses e.g. for acne should be avoided wherever possible. The drugs in this family are:

 Tetracycline

 Oxytetracycline

 Minocycline ( Minicin)

 Doxycycline (Vibramycin)

Metronidazole

Metronidazole (Flagyl) has been said to impart an unpleasant taste to the milk and cause the baby to

reject it. It has not been possible to trace the original research which suggested this or who tasted the

milk and made this conclusion. Babies do not appear to be concerned by the frequent variation in the

taste of breastmilk which occurs naturally. Occasionally it can alter the colour of the milk. In the US

single doses of 2g are used and breastfeeding is temporarily interrupted. In the UK doses of 200-400mg

three times a day are used and breastfeeding can continue. Intra-venous use does not appear to pose any

difficulties in lactation.

The concentration in milk following an oral dose 400mg three times daily produced milk levels of

15.52 μg/ml and 200mg three times a day an equivalent dose to the infant of 3mg/kg/day compared to

the dose of 22.5mg/kg/day given therapeutically to children.

Other antibiotics

 Ciprofloxacillin (ciproxin) can cause problems in the joints of juvenile animals exposed to it.

Whilst the relevance to breastfeeding is unknown, and short maternal courses are unlikely to pose

problems, unless there is a compelling reason to use it, other antibiotics are preferable e.g.

trimethoprim or nitrofurantoin for urinary tract infection.

 Nitrofurantoin (Furadantin, Macrodantin)

norezzasoffea

Salam..sy mgalami bengkak payudara,n dokter memberi antibiotik clarithromycin 500 mg mkan 2 kali sehari..sy dh ambil 3 biji.  Tp skrg sy risau sbb sy mnyusukan ank n skarang msih dlm pantang..bhya kah pngambilan antibiotik trsebut pd ank sy yg menyusu,adakah sy hrus bhntikan pngambilannya..