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chamomile, 103 black cohosh, 104 blue cohosh, 105 chastetree, 106 echinacea, 107 ginseng, …

… un-ionized molecule is accepted as the normal means of drug entry into milk, specific transport
mechanisms for facilitating drug entry into human breast milk should also be considered. …

… Information on the extent of drug excretion in human breast milk is not available and for
many drugs data from … Analgesics are the most commonly used medications in breast-feeding …

… human milk. Proteins are built from free amino acids derived from the plasma. A sizable portion
of breast milk is … The monitoring of the breastfeeding infant whose mother is taking a drug …

… on Drugs published a list of drugs and other chemicals that transfer into human breast milk.
… Oral dosing depends on other factors, such as whether the medication is taken between or …

… assay methods detecting drugs in human breast milk has been … ” of some drugs and metabolites
tested in breast milk and the … is used in the calculations of the amounts of different drugs …

… , but also environmental chemicals and non-medicinal substances constitute other important
groups of compounds potentially contaminating human milk. However, our knowledge of …

… is to review experimental data dealing with the transfer of antihypertensive drugs into breastmilk
… This review considers the four most commonly used classes of antihypertensive drugs: …

… variable, I chose the dose for the most common use of the medication. … it is best to try to
choose drugs with LOW milk/plasma ratios, the amount of drug which transfers into human milk is …

… that it is not transferred into breast milk or that it does not have an effect on the is medically
… Because methodologies used to quantitate drugs in breast milk continue to improve, current …