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Medicine while breastfeeding
My doctor has advised me of a few medicines today for coughing, but I didn't inform him that I am a nursing mother and also I had medicines already and breastfeed my baby without realising that I took medicine now I google about medicines and came to know those are not recommended during breastfeeding.Can someone let me know if below medicines are ok to take because my baby had taken breastfeeding thrice after taking medicines and will b taking whole night now CEPODEM XP OMNACORTIL 20MG REBLET 20MG BROZEDEX SYRUP
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need modification
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kindly consult doctor
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Please don’t worry. Since your baby has already breastfed a few times after you took the medicines, serious side effects are very unlikely Brozedex syrup (contains bronchodilator + antihistamine): Needs caution, as some ingredients may cause mild drowsiness in the baby.
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Just observe your baby for unusual sleepiness, poor feeding, or irritability.
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For your next doses, it’s better to consult your doctor so the medicines can be adjusted to safer alternatives if needed.
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Better stop omnacortil unless there is specific indication Remaining you can take
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Pl stop the medicines, specially omnocortyl. Pl consult.
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your meds need modification..kindly connect with your detailed symptoms
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