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Lubricant Eye drops

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    Lubricant Eye drops

    Hi I have been given two sets of lubricate eye drops to use following a corneal ulcer. I have to use clinitas carbomer 0.2% gel 3 x a day and the other is lacri-lube to be used at night for two weeks. Are these drops just basically Vaseline for the eyes? Is it ok to use and breastfeed without any risk to Baby? Thanks
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    Hi, thanks for your post.

    Yes, that's exactly what these eyedrops are. I expect virtually none of it to be absorbed into your body, so it should be safe to breastfeed while using this.

    Please post again or call us at the InfantRisk Center if this has not completely answered your question. (806)352-2519

    -James Abbey, MD

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      So would you advise to
      Continue breastfeeding with these drops and it will not pose a risk to baby?

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