Morphine and breastfeeding: Speak to your healthcare provider about your pain and medications that may be used while you are breastfeeding. Morphine can get into breast milk. Babies might have problems with the amounts of morphine in the breast milk.
While breastfeeding you should not take tramadol or dihydrocodeine as well as morphine sulphate. Codeine is not generally recommended while breastfeeding.
Do not use Morphine Sulfate Injection while you are breastfeeding as morphine Use in the elderly: Morphine doses need to be reduced in elderly patients.
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Morphine sulphate can be used with caution during breastfeeding. You must breastfeed before taking a dose of morphine as some morphine can cross into the breast
While breastfeeding you should not take tramadol or dihydrocodeine as well as morphine sulphate. Codeine is not generally recommended while breastfeeding.
Morphine sulphate can be used with caution during breastfeeding. You must breastfeed before taking a dose of morphine as some morphine can cross into the breast
By 24 hours, there was no detectable morphine in the milk. Women who may be taking morphine while breastfeeding should talk to their doctor
morphine or hydromorphone are the preferred opioids in breastfeeding mothers because they are butorphanol, morphine or hydromorphone as
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