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I like to refer to Tom Hale's book, Medications in Mothers' Milk, 2002. It
says the drug has significant side effects, and should only be used with
caution.
Kathleen
At 06:08 PM 9/23/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>The baby is also at risk of having Long QT. The
>mother very much wants to breastfeed, but she is getting lots of
>conflicting advice from her LC, OB, pediatrician, and cardiologist. Her
>heart condition is pretty serious, and the cardiologist says they can't
>use anything but the Tenormin, and 100mg is the very lowest dosage to help
>her.
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