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    Insomnia

    Is safe to treat a breastfeeding mother´s insonmia with clonazepan 0,25 mg at bedtime? After how many hours she should avoid breastfeeding?
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    Helena:

    Please call the hotline, there are too many imponderables in this question, such as how old is the infant, etc, etc. 806-352-2519

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      She is 2,5 months y.o..Weight 5 kg. What i do is to skip 2 breastfeedings - at least 8 hs after taking the medication- I just take it sometimes when i cant'sleep - pumping the breast milk on those 2 times and throughing it away. I'm also taking zoloft 25 mg in the morning. Should I have any concern about that with this low dosage?

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        Hi Helena,

        Is it possible for you to call us at the InfantRisk Center? We would like to visit with you about this medication. The clonazepam has a lengthy half life, so we know it stays in your system for quite some time. We can be reached at 806-352-2519. We are open Mon-Fri from 8am-5pm, CST. I just want to be sure that we give you the best information for your situation.

        Colleen Peace, BSN, RN
        TTUHSC, InfantRisk Center

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