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In breastfeeding mothers, short-course ofloxacin is generally considered compatible, as only small amounts pass into breast milk. However, it may occasionally cause loose motions or irritability in the baby. For uncomplicated loose motions, antibiotics are not always required. Most cases are viral and improve with: • Adequate oral rehydration (ORS) • Simple diet • Probiotics Antibiotics are indicated only if there is: • High fever • Blood in stools • Severe dehydration • Persistent symptoms

You can avoid it. If you’re still having symptoms kindly consult for proper history and treatment

Safe for short term

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No. If loose motions not settling with ORS, get tested for Typhoid. All the best. WWW.JGSR-HEALTH-EDUCATION.IN

It is not considered very safe during breast feeding. You can use tab azithromycin.  Drink more water and rehydrating fluids like coconut water,  fresh lime juice, take bananas,  soft diet.

Hello, Oflox-OZ contains ofloxacin + ornidazole. Small amounts can pass into breast milk. Short-term use is generally considered low risk, but it is not the first preferred antibiotic during breastfeeding . Most loose motions are viral and improve with: • ORS and plenty of fluids • Probiotics • Light diet What you should do: • Confirm if antibiotic is really needed • Watch baby for loose stools or irritability • Continue breastfeeding unless advised otherwise If symptoms are mild, supportive care may be enough. Based on your symptoms, this may require proper clinical assessment and prescription. You may book an online consultation with me for detailed evaluation and personalised treatment plan.

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No problem for short term

Oflox-OZ usually contains: • Ofloxacin (fluoroquinolone antibiotic) • Ornidazole (anti-amoebic/anti-anaerobic drug) For a breastfeeding mother of an 8-month-old: Ofloxacin • Passes into breast milk in small amounts • Generally considered acceptable for short-term use • Theoretical concern about cartilage effects is mainly from animal data; human risk is very low Ornidazole • Also passes into milk • Usually considered compatible for short-term use, but may cause loose stools or mild GI upset in baby Since your baby is 8 months old (not a newborn), risk is much lower than in neonates. So yes — short-term use is generally considered safe, if prescribed by your doctor.

Generally avoid all antibiotics during breastfeeding ,because they secrete in breast milk .but if infection or diarrhoea is severe then doctors prescribed this because of benefits more than risk.you can take other alternatives if you have no severe diarrhoea.

Taxim o would be more safe

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Safe for short term

Not aafe

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Oflox ornidazole is generally prescribed for GI infections and diarrhea.On a breast feeding mother while taking this,it releases a very small amount of drug in breast milk but that is considered as insignificant and don’t cause harm to the baby.Study reports shows minimal to absent release of drug in breast milk.

Better if managed by ORS and dietary modification

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