A breastfeeding mother asks which common analgesic is generally compatible with breastfeeding when taken as prescribed. Which medicine is the best choice?
Correct answer: A. Ibuprofen
- A. Ibuprofen
- B. Aspirin in repeated high doses
- C. Methotrexate
- D. Isotretinoin
Explanation
Ibuprofen has very low transfer into breast milk and is commonly used during breastfeeding when clinically appropriate. Repeated high-dose aspirin and medicines such as methotrexate or isotretinoin may pose significant risks and require avoidance or specialist advice.
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