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Lanonoutte:

Lamotrigine is generally considered relatively safe in breastfed infants. We actually have a number of studies available on this...

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Seigin14:


Basically the radiologist association suggests it is safe to breastfeed following use of Gadolinium-containing contrast...

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MFK19

I would suggest you avoid using any cold meds while pregnant, particularly during the first trimester.
Most certainly, do...

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Klynn:

We just finished a study of a mom who took 92 mg IM. The Relative infant dose was only 0.11% of the maternal dose. This is exceedingly...

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Nix: Stop stressing. Botox is so large that it doesn't even enter milk. I generally suggest waiting a few hours after the procedure and then returning...

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mdewitt: I think 24 hours is probably ideal, particularly with a 1 week old baby. While some of these drugs may reside in your milk, I doubt the...

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Mommyto5:

At most, only about 6.2% of Vyvance gets to the infant. So, its relatively unlikely the infant will show symptoms. Just observe...

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Nikita:

Sorry, we can't really help you with this mix of stuff. We simply don't know if they are safe. As for your recommended vitamin,...

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Linda

50 mg is by no means an overdose. It’s generally considered the lowest therapeutic dose. Talk with your physician about adjusting...

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Awarren

Doesnt really matter. But waiting several hours wouldn’t hurt

Tom Hale

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Awarrent5:

We've just finished publishing aspirin levels in milk and they are undetectable with our sophisticated equipment. So there is...

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Zhiva:


Only about 2.9% of the Lorazepam enters milk, which is considered quite low. Thus far, we've not had any problems with infants....

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Rsimon14: If you've been off of oxycodone for 5 weeks, its very unlikely your infant will go through any withdrawal.

Tom Hale Ph.D....