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Is it safe to take vicodin while on zoloft (sertraline) and breastfeeding?
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Possibly: Vicodin and zoloft (sertraline) are often used together safely. However, these medications can both be in breast milk. It is important that you speak to your ob/gyn and/or your pediatrician about this issue.
Answered 10/26/2013
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