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breastfeeding and medication wendy’s support on breastfeeding and medication intro about me my story fact sheets training packs conference lectures contact me useful links disclaimer intro about me my story fact sheets training packs conference lectures contact me useful links disclaimer search search ear drops and breastfeeding 14 august 2018 / leave a comment continuing to work down the list of frequently asked questions and adding information from breastfeeding and medication 2018 if you are a professional or a volunteer frequently encountering questions from mothers or other members of the family maybe you would like to treat yourself to a copy! the ear drops i am asked about most frequently asked about are otomize and locorten vioform but this fact sheet contains many others. hope it puts everyone’s mind at rest. i remember a consultant many years ago telling a mother she couldn’t breastfeed for 2 weeks after using anti inflammatory ear drops. unless she was going to drip excess out of the ear canal onto her nipples i could see no logic for this. i hope things have moved on but the patient information leaflet still causes concern. ear drops and breastfeeding thank you alison thewliss mp 9 august 2018 / leave a comment i’m feeling over awed by the fact that the amazing mp alison thewliss put down an early day motion about my points of light award https://www.parliament.uk/edm/2017-19/1307 … i’m emotional and inspired thank you @alisonthewliss from the bottom of my heart propranolol and breastfeeding 7 august 2018 / leave a comment i’m trying to build fact sheets on the drugs i am most frequently asked about. one that comes up frequently is propranolol to prevent migraines, to relieve anxiety and to remove symptoms of over active thyroid. propranoolol can be used by breastfeeding mothers so long as they are not asthmatic. propranolol and bf cbd oil and breastfeeding 2 august 2018 / leave a comment lots of people seem to be interested in using cbd oil for chronic pain and/ or for anxiety. sadly there is no research on the amount that passes through into breastmilk so i am unable to say whether it is safe for a breastfeeding mother to take or not at this time breastfeeding and gallstones 29 july 2018 / leave a comment the development of anaesthetic data was prompted at least in part by the questions from mothers are diagnosis, treatment and surgery for gallstones whilst pregnant. women are more likely than men to have gallstones and they are more common after the birth of several children so unsurprisingly this frequently covers breastfeeding mothers. so here are my thoughts and a fact sheet on the topic gallstones and breastfeeding fact sheet breastfeeding and anaesthetic 29 july 2018 / leave a comment on a daily basis mothers are being told that they have to stop breastfeeding if they have a general anaesthetic. no consideration seems to be given to the risks of not breastfeeding it feels, nor that women breastfeed as normal after a caesarian section (although i admit this is less common than under a spinal block). there is no evidence in any of the papers i have found that says anything other than that a lactating woman can resume feeding as soon as she is awake and alert following the operation. if she is drowsy she needs to consider the risks of co sleeping. i have drawn up a table from the recommendations in the 2 expert sources lactmed and hale in the safety of the commonly used drugs for anaesthesia and post operative pain relief. i hope this helps mothers and professionals to work together to protect, promote and support breastfeeding as long as mother and baby wish. hoping this helps some of the difficulties experienced by mothers who are already stressed at the idea of needing surgery. breastfeeding and anaesthesia 2 bfn conference october 2018 22 july 2018 / leave a comment hoping to see lots of you at the bfn conference in birmingham on october 6 2018 bfn agm 2018 breastfeeding and thrush 20 july 2018 / leave a comment so many contacts recently about thrush and breastfeeding i have decided to record a presentation i have made many times over the years. i will in a few days record one with detailed prescribing information for doctors and pharmacists . a copy of the slides will go onto my website www.breastfeeding-and-medication.co.uk. hope this helps everyone. i have found it necessary to leave several social media groups for my own sanity after reading threads where non evidence based practice seems to get perpetuated. this is my view after looking at thrush and breastfeeding for the last 20 years. posted by breastfeeding and medication on friday, july 20, 2018 medicalising sore nipples – thrush and breastfeeding july 2018 change the conversation about medicines and breastfeeding 8 july 2018 / leave a comment i spend on average 4 full hours across every day providing info to mums told they have to stop breastfeeding to take medicines. do more people know about the drugs in breastmilk service or are professionals less willing to take risks so stopping breastfeeding seen as best option? how can we change the conversation ? where does it make sense to tell mothers stop breastfeeding to take medicines when we have specialist support texts and services? breastfeeding has huge advantages for mums, babies and the economy. we need to listen, support and provide evidence based info for all mums breastfeeding and formula feeding not rely on manufacturers there are economic savings for the health economy. renfrew (2012) provided a detailed cost analysis of potential savings, reductions in hospital admissions and gp appointments: assuming a moderate increase in breastfeeding rates, if 45% of women exclusively breastfed for four months, and if 75% of babies in neonatal units were breastfed at discharge, every year there could be an estimated: 3,285 fewer gastrointestinal infection-related hospital admissions and 10,637 fewer gp consultations, with over £3.6 million saved in treatment costs annually 5,916 fewer lower respiratory tract infection related hospital admissions and 22,248 fewer gp consultations, with around £6.7 million saved in treatment costs annually 21,045 fewer acute otitis media (aom) related gp consultations, with over £750,000 saved in treatment costs annually 361 fewer cases of nec, with over £6 million saved in treatment costs annually. in total, over £17 million could be gained annually by avoiding the costs of treating four acute diseases in infants. increasing breastfeeding prevalence further would result in even greater cost savings” in addition, if half those mothers who currently do not breastfeed were to breastfeed for up to 18 months in their lifetime, for each annual cohort of around 313,000 first-time mothers there could be: 865 fewer breast cancer cases with cost savings to the health service of over £21 million, 512 breast cancer-related quality adjusted life years (qalys) would be gained, equating to a value of over £10 million. this could result in an incremental benefit of more than £31 million, over the lifetime of each annual cohort of first-time mothers. breastival belfast 4 august 2018 26 june 2018 / leave a comment tickets booked and i’m off to belfast on 4th august. 3 sessions planned – need to do some work after a few months off for surgery and healing! www.facebook.com/breastivalbelfast/ post navigation ← older posts follow us recent posts ear drops and breastfeeding thank you alison thewliss mp propranolol and breastfeeding cbd oil and breastfeeding breastfeeding and gallstones categories blog conferences e learning fact sheet lecture live video live video thoughts websites archives august 2018 july 2018 june 2018 may 2018 april 2018 march 2018 february 2018 january 2018 july 2017 june 2017 may 2017 april 2017 march 2017 february 2017 january 2017 october 2016 september 2016 august 2016 my twitter timelines iphone app development intro about me my story fact sheets training packs conference lectures 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