Risperidone is excreted in breast milk in low amounts. Monitor infants for sedation or developmental issues. Consult a healthcare provider before use during breastfeeding.

Hi It's totally understandable to feel worried about taking medication while breastfeeding. Your baby's health is your top priority, and it's natural to have questions. Here's the deal: your doctor has carefully considered your situation and the potential risks and benefits of the medication. They've likely consulted reliable resources and guidelines to make sure it's safe for both you and your little one. While it's important to be vigilant and monitor your baby for any changes, it's equally important to take care of your own mental health. Untreated OCD can make it harder to be the best mom you can be. So, trusting your doctor's advice and seeking additional support, like therapy, can be a great way to manage your condition and continue to provide the love and care your baby needs. Remember, you're not alone in this. Many women successfully manage mental health conditions while breastfeeding. With the right care and support, you can feel confident and capable of taking care of both yourself and your baby.

Hi! Since you are breast feeding definitely will affect.... So better to undergo Psychotherapy and counseling instead of medication

The above medicines can cause side effects and are addictive in nature. Not recommended during breastfeeding. It may affect your child's health. Your concern can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively. You need an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician. It can be well treated with the holistic approach for complete recovery. Homeopathic medicines are safe for you and baby.

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Kindly consult with gynecologist for the same as ur psychiatrist have already given green flag.

You need to connect with a psychiatrist and gynecologist.

HI, Take the second opinion if your are doubtful about it

Since your psychiatrist has prescribed risperidone and sertraline while breastfeeding, it indicates they have weighed the benefits against potential risks. Both medications are generally considered low risk in the prescribed doses, but it’s natural to feel concerned. Don't worry, it's safe for you and your baby.

Would suggest you to consult a psychological Counselor for a therapy also along with your medication.. Which might help you to get rid of your medicines eventually..

Hi, I can understand. It sounds like you are experiencing anxiety and fear regarding to medication recommended to you. I strongly suggest that you please get in touch with your psychiatrist and clarify your doubts regarding it and get assurance on the safety of the medication for your breastfed baby. As for the OCD, I would suggest you to get in touch with me as we can work on interventions such as CBT, exposure therapy and mindfulness based interventions. You can connect with me as we can work on what strategies work best for your condition.

Hi, Thank you for reaching out. Your concern for your child is understandable. Some medications for OCD are generally considered safe for breast feeding( this includes Resperidone and sertraline).Stopping medication can lead to a relapse or worsening of OCD symptoms, which can affect both you and the baby. I recommend sharing your concerns with your psychiatrist. He/she will be able to allay your fears by giving you more details about the safety of the medication.