… the concentration of a drug in maternal blood. The … drugs are detected in minimal
concentrations in breast milk, and no adverse effects have been reported with their use in breast …

… If needed, methylphenidate is preferred over amphetamines because breast feeding is
possible. If one uses non-stimulant medications, bupropion seems to be the preferred drug. …

… molecules and interstitial fluids (such as maternal IgG or large drug moieties up to 800 Da)
to … The strongest determinant of drug transfer into breast milk is the maternal plasma (non-…

… It is estimated that greater than 30% of breast-feeding mothers … a 6-day-old breast-feeding
infant whose mother was taking … medication history taking in postpartum breast-feeding …

… used drugs can have serious adverse effects on infants, including respiratory arrest [2]. Also,
maternal impairment due to drug use … Breast-feeding and infant hospitalization for infections…

… maternal medication. The amount of medication that enters breast milk varies based on the
… radiologist should be consulted to assess the need for or length of breast-feeding cessation. …

… In a different 2019 study, women getting prenatal medication-assisted therapy had a high …
, it can be concluded that substance abuse while breastfeeding has many adverse effects on …

… , for working women as they transition from maternity leave to outside employment, a …
and its maternal health benefits. In this paper, we will review the maternal health benefits of …

… Medications and breast-feeding: a guide for pharmacists I: pharmacy … used in high doses
for myasthenia gravis treatment. Hence, we can infer that the small doses of this drug used in …

… A small number of those foster carers (n = 7) also reported receiving training in bottle feeding
a baby used to breast feeding and/or how to safety store and prepare EBM. While this study …