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Medicines while breastfeeding is safe ?
Am suffering from cold and blocked nose...I m giving breastfeeding to my 4 months old baby ..is that safe to take medicines while breastfeeding for my baby ? Which has prescribed by doctor ..the medicines are
Moxihil -625 ( Amoxycillin and pottasium clavulanate )
Flagyl 200 mg
Carbamyl forte
Esomeprazole magnesium -20 mg
Wysolone 5mg (prednisolone dispersible)
And some citrizine and paracetamol for 5 days twice a day ...
Can I take this medicine ?? Please reply me ..is anything will affect my baby
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All these medicines are not needed for cold and blocked nose. Wysolone is a steroid needed only in severe allegies. Amoxicillin and flagyl are antibiotics ar needed only if there an infection and fever. Take a second opinion whether all these are needed. You can take cetirizine for cold. You can take these medicines if needed though
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
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16 yrs exp
Pune
You can take any medication for urself
It does not have any bad effect on ur baby
Take medication as per ur doctors advice
Keep urself well hydrated
Continue to give exclusive breast feed ur baby as per baby's demand
Stay with ur baby only
It will help.
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