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Breastfeeding after wisdom teeth removal

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    Breastfeeding after wisdom teeth removal

    My dentist prescribed Norco 5-325 and Tylenol 3 with amoxilin after a really bad removal. It was with local anesthetic. How long I need wait to breastfeed again? I took one dose of both pain killers at 2pm and the last one was at 8pm 02-oct-18. It been almost 12 hours and I don’t want to take any more medicine. When is completely safe to breastfeed again without any risk. My son is 22 months old.

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    KarlaWilliams1,

    It is safe to resume breastfeeding at 12 hours as the Norco is 87.5% out of your system, and Tylenol 3 is 93% out. If you want both to be completely out wait 23 hours.

    Sandra Lovato R.N.
    InfantRisk Center

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      Is not safe to take Norco and breastfeed after?

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