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Morgan,
 Pages 691-693 of Hale 2006
list Paroxetine (trade Name Paxil, Aropax 20, Seroxat)
 
Paroxetine is a typical SRI. Although it undergoes hepatic metabolism, the  
,metabolites are not active. Paroxetine is exceedingly lipophilic and  
distributes throughout the body with only 1% remaining in plasma. 
It is listed as L2
Pediatric Concerns: Numerous studies suggest minimal to no effect on  
breastfed infants. A neonatal withdrawal effect may follow in-utero exposure.  Most 
studies show minimal to no plasma levels in breastfed infants.
T1/2 = 21 hours
Tmax = 5-8 hours
MW=329
Vd=3-28
M/P=0.056-1.3
PB=95%
Oral = complete
 
Hope this helps,
Laura Wright
Mississippi
 
And check out the Medications and Mothers Milk Online or PDA versions -  
price is very similar to printed book, and the information says  
updated....www.ibreastfeeding.com
 
 
In a message dated 7/16/2007 8:02:04 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
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Date:    Mon, 16 Jul 2007 11:49:21 +0100
From:     Morgan Gallagher <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Depressed  and hallucinating mother

I have an asylum seeking mother, severely  traumatised by rape, beatings 
and torture during pregnancy, that resulted in  first born baby dying in 
the womb, to be delivered at 28 weeks in  hospital.

Currently has a 20 month old, and 6 month old, both  breastfed.  Mother 
is now without any support, and has been suffering  severe post traumatic 
shock, untreated since original baby's death in  2004.  Two weeks ago, a 
GP put her on Paroxetine 20 mg daily and told  her to stop 
breastfeeding.  I was contacted yesterday by a supporter,  and have 
permission to post.

I've had little time to find out much  more than that Paroxetine is an 
SSRI.  Can those with greater medical  knowledge than I, check the Hale, 
and if this drug is not suitable for  breastfeeding, suggest a substitute 
that could be used in the  circumstances?  We can then send her back to 
the GP in the first  instance and get her baby back onto the breast 
before it's too  late.

I am, of course, now trying to get her more support,   accommodation and 
treatment etc. 

thanks

Morgan  Gallagher
www.nursingmatters.org.uk





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