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Is taking a 84mg aspirin dangerous when nursing?
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Aspirin & BreastMilk: Low amounts of aspirin can be found in breast milk. The WHO considers occasional doses or low dose regimes of aspirin to be safe with breast-feeding. There is the theoretical risk of Reye's syndrome to the baby, but I cannot find any cases reported in the literature.
Answered 3/5/2015
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