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Have a 5 months baby,still having edema,is there any safe diuretic during breastfeeding?
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Please consult your: doctor, don't take medicines on your own, you better get examined before prescribing any medication which you might not need regardless whether it is safe while breastfeeding, good luck
Answered 3/12/2015
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