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<< I know I'm dating myself, but the pediatrician I work with asked me if I
>remembered what medication WAS routinely given to newly delivered women
>who had opted not to breastfeed. I should know and don't - must not
>have been tooooooo recently that this was standard practice. >>
Now, to all of you that answered Parlodel -- yes, that was actually fairly
recent. However there are some of us r-ea-llll-y old lactnuts that remember
-- ta da!! Deladumone!!! Given via injection (anyone remember how to give a
real injection anymore? In the gluteous maximus without hitting the sciatic
nerve??) BEFORE the placenta was delivered. Not a moment later -- we didn't
want mom to change her mind!
ANd I haven't a clue has to how it worked. Parlodel decreases prolactin.
I think Deladumone was estrogenic.
Jan Barger, RN, MA, IBCLC
Wheaton, IL -- where it was 70 yesterday, and is cold and SNOWING today.
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