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Both of these medications have a very large molecular weight and are unlikely to get into the milk. While we don't have specific data on Orencia, given...
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Hi there! Can you please call the IRC number? 806-352-2519. In order to advise you, we will need a little more information about you and your infant (age,...
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It would depend on the infants age. Procardia's RID Is 2.3%-3.4%. In a premature infant, a total of 120mg/day would be a more concerning transfer than...
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We recommend waiting 6-8 hrs after a single dose of Rohypnol before nursing again assuming that the mother is fully alert and able to safely nurse her...
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We typically suggest avoiding Bactrim use in premature infants due to the increased risk of hyperbilirubinemia. Due to the infant only being 8 days old...
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