Thanks to all who answered my request for the latest info.  I've  decided n
ot to mess with it at this time.
Other measures are working for this mom, her milk supply is just about
there, and she prefers not to use drugs anyway.  It makes me angry too--all
the drugs that are harmful and not used for the purpose for which they were
intended and are prescribed.  Two years ago, I was prescribed Cipro for a
incidental urine infection and had to go to my son's graduation in a wheel
chair, had many visits to the ER and months of bed rest and CST.  Cipro was
stockpiled to be used for anthrax and the company couldn't sell anymore, so
they started marketing it for URI and UTI.  Not to mention the fact that I
am over 60 and the instructions say not to prescribe to anyone over 60.
Shish!  Hopefully, someone will take a look at Domperidone and approve it's
use to increase milk supply.

Alice Ernest IBCLC, RLC "seasoned" LLLL
Simpsonville, SC
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