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Ocd...flunil 40
Flunil 40 and 20 is safe during breastfeeding ...I am ocd patient from 7 years...taking flunil 40 and 20...but last 1 year I was not taking it...because of pregnancy...but I want to start it once again...because of my ocd symptoms is starting...but I am worrying about medicine flunil 20 and 40 that it is safe or not safe during breastfeeding...if not then which can I use during breastfeeding ...please consult me...
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Fluoxetine is safe medicine but keep a gap of few hours in feeding and medication.
Donot self medicate . Take consultation with Psychiatrist.
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Its not safe. You need other medicine and you need to understand how it is to be taken so it doesnt harm the baby.
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Consult psychiatrist as soon as possible to prevent exacerbation of symptoms
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Dr. Kamal Kishore Verma
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Consult immediately madam
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