… Adverse events with possible association with breast feeding have rarely been published.
However, one case of hepatic dysfunction 8, one case of vomiting and regurgitation at 40 days …

… the mother’s condition. This article provides information on the management of medications
… radiologist should be consulted to assess the need for or length of breast-feeding cessation. …

… This chapter will focus on the role of the midwife and student midwife in administration of
medication to breast-feeding women and the key points related to this. As part of this process, it …

… mother needs medication x, can she continue to breastfeed?’, might we change the emphasis
to ask which medication can a mother … The latter maintains the mother and baby dyad at …

… on lactation and the infant, and the ability of a mother to feed her baby, considering her …
the infant and the mother. It also addresses the impact of medications over this important aspect …

… or discontinuation of medication for this reason should be rare. The mother's medication
serum concentration is the most important factor in infant exposure to a medication. A dose of …

… potentially unsafe: no data is available at all for mothers during breastfeeding, or the risk
of side effects for the newborn is real. Animal studies have shown a slight risk. The drug must …

… mother needs medication x, can she continue to breastfeed?’, might we change the emphasis
to ask which medication can a mother … The latter maintains the mother and baby dyad at …

… the strength of data available for medications in the LactMed database and to evaluate
the strength of data of the most commonly administered medications in lactating women. …

… the prescription of medication for use by breastfeeding parents that lacks approved labeling
but has approved labeling for nonbreastfeeding women or when a medication is prescribed …