Triplehuntress3,
Cymbalta is rated an L3-limited data-probably compatible. The amount that transfers into breast milk is only 0.1-1.1 % of your dose. We think this medication is safe as long as your infant is not symptomatic. Monitor for sedation or irritability, not waking to feed/poor feeding and weight gain.
Sandra Lovato R.N.
InfantRisk Center
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Cymbalta and breastfeeding
I am a breastfeeding mother to a two year old. She only really nurses before bedtime and nap time on the weekends. My doc just prescribed cymbalta bcuz I don’t feel Zoloft did a lot of good on the past. Are there any risks to my daughter considering how little she’s nursing now?Tags: None
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