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Re: breastfeeding on MgSO4From: Anna Meenan, MD (annam@uic.edu)Fri Mar 23 12:17:17 2001
>From Medications and Mother's Milk by Thomas Hale, Eighth Edition 1999: Mag sulfate is approved for use in breastfeeding mothers by the American Acadamy of Pediatricians. References a study by Cruikshank DP et al in Am J Ob Gyn 143:685-688 (1982) which basically proves that mag levels in breastfed babies of moms on mag not that much higher than mag levels of breastfed babies of moms not on mag. Keep in mind that mag is very poorly absorbed P.O. even if tons of it get into the milk, which it doesn't (Milk/Plasma ratio is 1.9/1). Moms on mag freely breastfeed in our hospital also and usually don't have any trouble holding onto the baby.
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Anna Meenan, MD
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