It is generally not recommended to eat Tianma during lactation to avoid affecting milk secretion or affecting the health of infants through milk.

Tianma, as a traditional Chinese medicinal herb, is mainly effective in relieving wind and spasms, calming liver yang, dispelling wind and unblocking collaterals. It is commonly used to treat symptoms such as headache, dizziness, and limb numbness. However, lactating women's bodies are in a special physiological stage, and drug ingredients are easily circulated into breast milk through the bloodstream. At present, there is insufficient research on the safety of Tianma during lactation. The active ingredients such as Tianma extract may alter the taste or properties of breast milk, leading to adverse reactions such as milk rejection, diarrhea, restlessness, or drowsiness in infants. In addition, Tianma has certain pharmacological activity. If pregnant women blindly consume it, it may interfere with their endocrine regulation, thereby affecting milk production and reducing milk production, which is not conducive to the growth and development of infants. For postpartum women who experience symptoms such as dizziness and headache, the first consideration should be whether it is caused by anemia, lack of sleep, or blood pressure fluctuations, rather than self medicating with traditional Chinese medicine. If the symptoms persist and do not improve, it is necessary to seek the help of a professional doctor for targeted examination and treatment. Do not use medication without authorization to avoid irreversible harm to both mother and baby.
breastfeeding women should focus on a light and balanced diet in their daily lives, consuming more fish, lean meat, eggs, and fresh vegetables and fruits rich in high-quality protein to ensure sufficient water intake and promote milk secretion. At the same time, pay attention to rest, avoid excessive fatigue and mental tension, and maintain a happy mood to help maintain normal lactation function. If there is indeed a disease that requires drug treatment, it is necessary to choose drugs that are safe for infants under the guidance of a doctor, and strictly follow the doctor's advice to control the dosage and course of treatment. Do not believe in folk remedies or purchase traditional Chinese medicine for consumption, and ensure the health and safety of mother and baby first.
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