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laureliz:

At 2 years postpartum, either is just fine. Norco is probably more potent and will work better for you.

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Figen:

Amjevita is what we call a biosimilar. Supposedly works just like Humira. I'm sure it is just fine to breastfeed with this new,...

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Cmarm:

Both of these drugs are fine with breastfeeding as long as you don't exceed these doses. As long as he doesn't show any symptoms to...

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Korina:

Calcium content of milk is thightly controlled by the breast. I really doubt this dose would even affect levels in milk.
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annuca:

Aflibercept is a large molecular weight protein that is injected in the eye. Little or none will ever escape the eye, and the dose...

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njennings: About the amount of time for you to eliminate it from your GI tract. Perhaps 3 days or so. Yeast is not present in milk, its probably...

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Alice:

I'd suggest you start back breastfeeding. Most drugs used in the eye are unabsorbed to any significant extent. You doctor is probably...

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Hypatafava:

6 weeks of Doxycycline is a bit much. I'd suggest you first ask your doctor if another antibiotic would work. If not, then...

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NMT:

Sorry, we have no data on it. Below is all I can say right now. Would you be interested in sending us milk samples to assay, and then...

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Walla:

At deliverly, very slight risk of withdrawal. Rarely occurs at this dose. Nothing to be concerned about. You could start to taper...

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Yags

There is virtually no risk to your 13 month old infant from the large molecular weight monoclonal. I wouldn't worry about this one...

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Walia:

Yes, quite safe. Ask you doctor, but its the most common SSRI used in pregnant and breastfeeding mothers.

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Jessa:

Since you've been off for 14 days, its rather unlikely the infant will display withdrawal symptoms. But no one really knows for...

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OK. sounds OK to use Septra. 5 weeks old is past the danger period.

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Angel:

This is difficult to answer as we have too many questions that need answering. But basically, IF the infant is no longer hyperbilirubinemic,...