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Regarding cabgolin use and breastfeeding
Hello Doctor,
During our last visit to gynecologist, Cabgolin 0.5 for 2 days was advised to my wife. Accordingly, she took the same, last dose was yday night.
However, she can still feel milk in her breasts due to which it is painful too.
Should she continue breastfeeding or discontinue?
Is there any issue if she breastfeed the child?
Request your advice in this regard.
Regards,
Amit
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if u r going to Continue breastfeeding will lead to vicious cycle so it won't help for stopping milk.
If u want to stop breast milk then empty once and then take adequate dosage of drug. It will be stopped only.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
If this was to stop lactation
The dose was inadequate
If the nipples are stimulated as in if u continue to lactate the medicine will not help
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