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Ocrevus

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  • #31
    Ocrevus is not expected to be bioavailable in breastfeeding infants. The one potential concern that should be discussed with your infants pediatrician is a higher likelihood of GI infections. Peak levels of Ocrevus occur 4-7 days after infusion. You could choose to pump and dump on these days if you want to use extreme caution and avoid high exposure, but it is not 100% necessary. Please feel free to call the IRC for any questions or concerns!

    Nichole Campbell, MSN, APRN-NP-C
    InfantRisk Center

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    • #32
      Hi - since it has been a year since a post update I wanted to ask if the recent data still shows little to no drug gets into the breast milk?

      When does the drug become undetectable in breastmilk?

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