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What Are the Signs You Might Need Antibiotics?

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By Amanda Gardner, Femi Aremu
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Getty Images Antibiotics are only necessary for bacterial infections, not viral illnesses like colds or the flu. It's important to finish your entire antibiotic prescription, even if you feel better, to prevent recurrence. Misusing antibiotics can lead to antibiotic resistance, which makes them ineffective against bacteria. Antibiotics treat bacterial infections, such as pneumonia, strep throat, and urinary tract infections (UTIs). They are ineffective against viral infections like the flu.
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How Long After Drinking Can You Breastfeed?

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By Amanda Gardner, Sarah Vanbuskirk Verified, Renita White
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Oscar Wong / Getty Images Alcohol levels in breast milk are similar to blood levels, and can stay in your system for 2-3 hours. Waiting about 2-3 hours after one drink before breastfeeding can help you avoid passing the alcohol to your baby. It is unsafe to have more than one standard drink per day while breastfeeding. Alcohol can pass into breast milk and potentially harm your baby, so it's safest to wait 2-3 hours after one drink before breastfeeding.
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12 Common Causes of Breast Pain

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By Amanda Gardner, Renita White
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Breast pain is rarely a sign of breast cancer. Cyclical breast pain is often related to hormonal changes during periods. It's best to talk with a doctor if a medication might be causing breast pain. Breast pain is common and typically not serious. It's often linked to hormonal changes, ill-fitting bras, and breastfeeding. 1. Breastfeeding Breastfeeding can be uncomfortable and painful. You might feel pain when your baby first latches onto your nipple or if their mouth is not positioned correctly.
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