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Old 12-06-2012, 10:54 PM #5
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You are right. Morphine is ok. Moms with c sections can take it post delivery and nurse. Can you ask your pediatrician for a list?

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Yes, I am currently pumping for my baby (she never learned to feed at breast due to prematurity) and I plan to continue doing so if at all possible afterwards. A lot of medications can be safely used while breastfeeding (even morphine, surprisingly) but a lot of medications also cannot. I have 50 days worth of milk in the freezer and, as she will be 15 months old so I have options. I'd just prefer to do the research before surgery so I can think clearly.
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