This time living desk: Vaccinated mothers can develop immunity to Covid-19 disease by breastfeeding their newborns.

A new study is published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). According to the study, the Covid 19 vaccine accelerates the secretion of antibodies in breast milk. Breast milk may contain these antibodies for up to 6 weeks after vaccination.

Pediatricians Dr. Daniel Fisher and pediatricians at Providence St. Jones Health Center in Santa Monica, California, found such information. To them it is ‘incredibly encouraging’. The presence of antibodies in the body of children has been observed for several weeks. “We’re starting to protect mothers from coronary heart disease,” Fisher said. So that they can pass it on to the baby’s body. ‘

What has been said in the survey

The survey was conducted in Israel between December 23 and January 15. At first, mothers of newborns were not included in the vaccination program. But later they were encouraged to take the vaccine.

Whether or not SARS Cove 2 antibodies are secreted in breast milk was a matter for researchers to determine. The survey was conducted on 64 women. They were given Pfizer-Bioentech vaccine after 21 days.

The researchers collected samples of breast milk two weeks after the first vaccination. After that, they continue to collect samples once a week. Samples were collected in this way for 6 weeks.

Significant maturation of anti-SARS Cov 2, especially IgA antibody levels, occurs 2 weeks after the first vaccination. Significant improvement in antibody levels occurs after the second vaccination.

Research is also being done on its adverse effects on mother and child. Vaccine side effects occur in some women. Four children were diagnosed with fever, cold and congestion. 3 of them passed away without any treatment. A child is cured with antibiotics. No women or children experienced serious adverse reactions during the survey. “The solution to the survey is very encouraging,” Fisher said.

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What to know if you are pregnant or breastfeeding your baby

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Covid 19 vaccine is not considered a risk factor for babies during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Many doctors have encouraged pregnant and lactating women to do the same, Fisher said. “Get vaccinated, because a little bit of security is better than nothing,” he said. There is no vaccine for children at this time. We all know the importance of breast milk. This kind of security cannot be achieved from Formula Milk.

Note that this study was conducted on the Pfizer vaccine. He added: “The Pfizer and Mordana vaccines work in a similar way and provide protection. So the outcome of Mordana is predictable. ‘ Both of these are messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines. “I strongly advise everyone to get vaccinated,” Fischer said. Especially pregnant and breastfeeding mothers. However, nothing can be said right now about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Because its working mechanism is different. ‘

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The Johnson & Johnson vaccine process is currently on hold. Some of the adverse reactions caused by this vaccine are currently under investigation.

Fisher explains that, after the Johnson & Johnson safety test, it would work well as an alternative. They need to do more research to help them learn more about passing antibodies in children. Pfizer and Mordana are currently doing well among the children.

However, how long these antibodies will remain in children is still a matter of debate.

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