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Spasmonil Tablet for breastfeeding mom
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Can i use Spasmonil Tablet for stomach pain i am having 4months baby and in breastfeed. Today i am getting severe stomach pain.
Please advise on this tablet asap
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Severe stomach pain can have serious underlying cause.
1. Do you have associated loose stools ?
2 any associated vomitting?
3. Do you have any pre existing stomach issues ?
Spasmonil does not have many studies on its secretion in breast milk. Best is to avoid it. You can take paracetamol. If pain is not relieved, please consult a doctor.
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Insufficient data available on the effect of Spasmonil on breast feeding. It is better to avoid Spasmonil during breast feeding.
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Tab Spasmonil is not recommended in breastfeeding.. you can safely take tab Paracetamol in case pain is severe.
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