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I'm breastfeeding. although not recommended, is it safe to pump and dump after smoking marijuana?
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NO: The thc will still be in your breast milk for a long time after you smoke. "pump and dump" will not avoid this. Plus, your baby needs an alert and sober mom to care for it.
Answered 12/9/2013
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