CAn I take metmorfin If I am breastfeeding?
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A CLINICAL STUDY: Metformin is excreted into breast milk, but the amounts seem to be clinically insignificant. No adverse effects on the blood glucose of the 3 nursing infants were measured.
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Probably best to check with a medical doctor or a lactation consultant.
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You're OBGYN knows best. She or he wouldnt be prescribing htings that would harm the baby. Go ahead and help yourself get out of pain, take the vicodin that was prescribed. Hope this helps!!! Hope you feel better fast!
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You should have your doctor check it out.  Your milk supply decreases as your infant nurses less and less, the milk does not actually "dry-up".  You may have a clogged milk duct, which is usually painful, and can progress to mastitis (infection), where you would possibly be having fever, malaise (general feeling of illness), and redness, warmth & tenderness of the affected breast.  If you have mastitis you will probably need antibiotics.  If you cannot see an MD soon, you can take a diaper and saturate it with hot water, and then apply as a heat-pack to the breast and that may help.  Nursing your infant using different positions can help as well.  Regardless of the cause, you always want to have lumps checked out by your doctor!
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G'day Gizmo82979,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nThere are concerns about Chantix or Varenicline for people with kidney problems and breastfeeding mothers. There are also a wide range of possible side-effects such as nausea, headache, vomiting, flatulence, insomnia, abnormal dreams and dysgeusia.\n\nIf you are having problems with it, see your doctor.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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Tanning is completely compatible with breastfeeding and will not alter the milk whatsoever. There is no record of any dangers to the breastfed baby in relation to tanning. Sometimes clients are given Carotene to enhance the tanning - that should be avoided while breastfeeding. Make sure to protect your nipples from burn (for your own comfort more than anything), and keep in mind that ultraviolet exposure ages skin prematurely and increases the risk of cancer.
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Stop wearing the padded bra, it might help. Are your breasts still growing? It's perfectly normal to experience a range of discomfort while they grow, that's what Tylenol and Motrin are  for =)
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My OBGYN cautioned me that 1% of everything breastfeeding Moms eat or drink gets into breast milk so he is against any medication (including herbal) stronger than ADVIL.\nI too am breastfeeding & although BF burns an addition 500 calories per day BF Moms also must eat much more to support their milk supply & growing child so it isn't as easy to lose the weight as people think. I am still not down to my pre-preganncy weight after 11 onths & I work out 4-5 times per week. Just wait until after BF is complete. Your baby is m ore imporatnt thean the extra pounds right now. You won;t be BF for ever-just wait.
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Yes, my family takes it right when they start to feel like they are getting sick, and it helped to boost their immunes systems. Should be harmless, it just has immune boosters in it that baby cows need at birth (and people for that matter, too) to help build up their immune system. I also took some and seemed to help. Good luck and enjoy!
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If you can have it when you are pregnant, you can have it when you breastfeed, and if you are not allowed it when you are pregnant, you shouldn't have it when you breastfeed.
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Yes it is synthesised naturally during chlbirth...it is required for breast feeding.\nBut i dont have any idea why they adminidter a pregnant women with oxytocin during labour.
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NOOO!!!  working out does not make your milk unsafe for your baby.  It may make the milk have a different taste for the child because of the lactic acid that may make its way into your milk supply but your baby being only 4 weeks old may not be bothered by the taste difference.  If the baby seems to not want to nurse after you have worked out then he/she may be noticing a taste difference. You may want to try nursing before you work out and make sure you drink alot of water to help flush your system of the lactic acids.  If you need more information try this site www.lalecheleague.org
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Please talk to your doctor before taking any of this advice, as every pregnancy is different. However, as a general rule, pregnant women can take Tylenol, Sudafed and/or plain Robitussin. I hope you feel better soon!
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Don't diet while you are nursing.  Restricing your caloric intake can drastically reduce the nutrional quality of your milk and hurt your baby.  Do east a healthy diet and a healthy amount of calories.  Don't diet.
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Absolutely! Most women who have implants can successfully breastfeed. Read more info here: \nhttp://www.breastimplants4you.com/breast_feeding_complications.htm\nhttp://www.babycenter.com/refcap/baby/babybreastfeed/8680.html
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NO. There's nothing that she can do "naturally". But in time it might happen as she grows. But again, it depends on your own body. We all differ in one sense or the other. There is no exercise or food which makes you grow your breasts. But sometimes after you have a baby the shape of the breast might change. So if you are not considering that, then there's nothing else.
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Ask your doctor.  They gave me a pill to prevent lactation.  It worked.