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Hi, can one use spasmend muscle relaxant while breastfeeding?
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Dangerous: One component of this medication is linked with infant apnea (stopped breathing) when used by breastfeeding mothers. I would NEVER use it for the duration of your months of breastfeeding.
Answered 11/24/2019
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