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Optimizing Postpartum Care | ACOG

Number 736 (Replaces Committee Opinion Number 666, June 2016. Reaffirmed 2021) ... one in four postpartum women did not have a phone number for a health care provider to contact for any concerns about ... The U.S. National Library of Medicine’s LactMed is a free online resource that provides high-quality guidance on medication safety during ...

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Ibuprofen - Drugs and Lactation Database (LactMed) - NCBI ...

Ibuprofen was undetectable in breastmilk in both studies (<0.5 and 1 mg/L, respectively).[1,2] A later study using a more sensitive assay found ibuprofen in the breastmilk of one woman who took 6 doses of 400 mg orally over 42.5 hours. A milk ibuprofen level of 13 mcg/L was detected 30 minutes after the first dose.

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Drugs in breastfeeding - Australian Prescriber

LactMed 11 is a freely accessible, well-resourced and peer-reviewed online database that can be downloaded as an app for mobile devices. It is updated to keep pace with new information, including published studies and drug approvals.

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Drugs in breastfeeding

Lipid solubility. In addition to the passive diffusion into the aqueous phase, lipid-soluble drugs such as citalopram 8 may have co-secretion by dissolution in the fat droplets of milk. 2 In practical terms, this may not be of concern. It would not be an indication to change therapy if citalopram has been effective, but infant drowsiness should be monitored.

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