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Hello, Micky.
The correct spelling is Isovue, and it's listed in Hale under the
generic name iopamidol. It is not necessary to avoid bf for 3 days. Hale's
information, as well as information from Dr. Jack Newman (his information was
forwarded to Lactnet with permission in a post from Barbara Latterner on Feb. 11,
2004), states that very little of the medication is expected to be excreted
into breastmilk, and virtually none of the iodine is bioavailable.
Dee
Dee Kassing, BS, MLS, IBCLC
Collinsville, Illinois, in central USA
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