Hepatitis A.
Hepatitis A or contagious hepatitis is not hazardous when compared with the other conditions. Loss of hunger, fever, fatigue and nausea are the symptoms of this disease. These symptoms do not long last. This strain of the virus usually transfers through contaminated blood or defecation.
Mothers who are contaminated with this strain can occupy gamma globulin as the medicine. Mothers who are on this medicine can safely nurse their infants. It is still fine to nurse if the mommy has any history of Hepatitis A which was totally treated.
Hepatitis B.
Hepatitis B or serum hepatitis is considered to be the most awful among all. This stress of the virus generally sends with saliva, mucus, blood, and other body fluids, infected foods and sex.
Even though the virus transmits through the breast milk it does not infect the child because the kid would be currently immunized versus the virus during the gestation period. The mothers can gladly nurse their children without ant medicine.
Hepatitis C.
Hepatitis C can gradually cause liver cancer if it is not suppressed in the preliminary stages. This pressure of the virus usually sends through infected blood or needles, or sexual contact. It has been validated that the youngster does not get contaminated after being breast fed by a contagious mother. Mom with hepatitis C need not fret about breastfeeding their children.