To Kathy and others concerned about domperidone:
I was doing a little searching on the net, thinking about
Terbutaline and Cytotec. Terbutaline, for a long time wasn't
indicated for stopping contractions, but was prescribed widely
by Ob's.  Cytotec still doesn't have the indication for labor induction/
enhancement, however, it is still WIDELY used.  So once a drug is  FDA
approved, providers can prescribe them for off label uses.
This argument won't really help because domperidone is not FDA
approved for something else.

I came across this on the FDA website and thought I'd post it.
maybe in some way, it might help the fight.
http://www.fda.gov/cder/news/domperidone.htm

Good luck Kathy!

Leslie Stern CNM, IBCLC






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