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Would the use of flourouracil chemotherapy cream on the upper breast give cause to stop breastfeeding?
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Be cautious: while using it, and definitely avoid the nipple area, also depends on the amount used. Better avoid breast feeding altogether if still under treatment, a judgement call, wish you a speedy recovery and enjoy your baby
Answered 8/6/2018
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