Since the virus is spread through blood and other body fluids, the only way to avoid the virus is by avoiding activities which involve contact with these fluids. Such activities can include sexual contact (vaginal, anal or oral), drug abuse, childbirth, occupational exposure, and blood transfusion.
If your milk supply is low, here are some suggestions on how to increase it: 1  Monitor your babyâs weight often, especially in the early days and weeks. 2  Take care of yourself. 3  Nurse frequently for as long as your baby will nurse.  Offer both breasts at each 1  feeding. Try massaging the breast gently as you nurse.
Fresh Fruits. A variety of fresh fruits can encourage bowel movements. Strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and blackberries can stimulate bowel movements by acting like a natural laxative in your body. Apples and apricots are rich in fiber, which can soften your stools and increase your urge to poop.