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Is Zerodol Mr safe while breastfeeding
I'm suffering from jaw pain and my dentist advised to take zerodol Mr tablets for muscle pain relief. I would want to know if this tablet cause any impact as I am lactating mother. My daughter is 14 months old and still breastfeeding is continue. Thanks
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Take paracetamol.....it is much more safe drug
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Have only paracetamol 650. Other analgesics are not much safe.
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Hello madam,
Hope you are better now. Please avoid zerodol MR during breastfeeding.It is better to avoid drugs unless you suffer a lot during breastfeeding. Please do consult a general physician or gynaecologist and tell them to prescribe a painkiller that is safe during breastfeeding.
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Dr. Somesh B Mane
Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dentist
2 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Hello there, u hope you are fine.
I would suggest you to take plain paracetamol if you are lactating mother.
Avoid other type of painkillers.
If jaw pain is less then try applying cold pack to control pain and if it persist then only go for medicines.
It would be best of you consult your family physician or your gynaecologist who knows your case.
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