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Breastfeeding mother - regarding tablet
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I am Ankylosing Spondylitis patient.. I have a child who is just 15days old..i have lot of hip pain..my rhemotologist had given GEMPAR 1K TABLET for pain relief.. Now he is out of station so I am not able to contact him.
Is it OK to take GEMPAR 1K tablet during breastfeeding (15days baby)
Plz suggest is is it safe?
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Its just paracetamol.
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Gempar (paracetamol) is passed on to the baby through milk.
It is better avoided.
Use of fomantation and yoga exercises may relieve your pain.
Visit my youtube channel 'dr N c gupta' and watch 'me and my yoga'
It may solve your problem.
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