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I took 1 dose of azo otc but i am breastfeeding, how long should i wait to resume breastfeeding?
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It should be out of your system in 24-36 hours. Pl do not take any medication without consulting your MD when you breast feed.
Answered 5/27/2021
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There are virtually no routine medications which are unsafe for breastfeeding a baby over three weeks of age. This includes almost every antibiotic. Pain medication too
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