… about the extent of excretion for a particular drug into human milk is needed but may not be
… known excretion of specific medications into breast milk. More current and comprehensive …

… breast milk and a more mature child is better able metabolize the larger amount of drug; thus,
the symptoms from the drugs in breast milk … drug in breast milk by the volume of breast milk …

… The main principles of drug excretion into breast milk and the different determinants such
as the age-dependent factors affecting gastrointestinal absorption and the resulting …

… The ratio of drug concentrations in breast milk to drug concentrations in maternal plasma is
… amounts of these drugs in breast milk, from 100 percent of the therapeutic dose on a weight-…

… milk components from other species such as bovine, transgenic cattle capable of expressing
components of human breast milk or … But also, exosomes from bovine milk are used as drug …

… Drug transfer into breast milk is determined by factors such as ionization, plasma protein
binding, molecular weight, lipophilicity of the drug, and its pharmacokinetics in the mother. In …

… on maternal milk yield and on the infant's health. This article presents current ideas concerning
drug transport into milk and discusses the clinical aspects of maternal drug intake during …

… breast and milk yield [ 231. Excretion of a high-clearance and/or highly lipidsoluble drug in
breast milk … A marked interindividual difference in milk yield and fat and protein content has …

… of a drug from breast milk is much slower than from plasma. Small populations have been
commonly employed in studies of drug entry into breast milk, often rendering difficult the …

… drugs in human breast milk in the literature. … after drug ingestion to allow for removal of drugs
from breast milk before resumption of feeding. Subject 2 resumed nursing 3 to 5 hr after drug…