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My wife is taking resperidne 5 mg , aripiprazole 2 mg and lorazepam 2 mg at night .can she breastfeed to child . And also suggest which formula milk is better. And given lactogen but loose motion started 5-6 in a day .pls suggest about breastfeeding
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Definitely ur obstetric and pediatric drs have discussed this with you .this are antidepressant and antipsychotics  ,which can pass thru the breast milk but in very small amount .if the baby is well ,not preterm ,then ,benefits of breast feedings definitely  outweigh the marginal risks with this medicines being present in the breast milk. Lactogen is not being tolerated by your baby, plz continue breast milk as babys food totally comes from it ,isn't it .
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You should monitor your child for sleepiness and poor feesing while mother is on above drugs... Ask your doctor to prescribe alternative of aripiprazole....
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you can give any other formula except lactogen as baby had loose stool with it..
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better to give formula than BF as mother is on above drugs..
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With lorazepam 2mg,mother can breastfeed baby.. don't worry.. Formula should be given which is rich in DHA.. Similar IQ or Nan Pro excella formula milk powder stage 1 up to 6 months
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for further assistance kindly consult online
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