The objective was to identify the drugs used during lactation acompanhadas among women in a primary care unit. Quantitative study carried out with 132 lactating mothers of a basic health unit. Data were collected through a questionnaire with objective questions and subjective August-October 2011. The nursing mothers used medication along the breast feeding 105 (80%), while 27 (20%) did not use any kind of medication. The drugs most commonly cited as the use were: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory 82 (58%), contraceptives 16 (11%), antianemics 14 (11%), antibiotics 12 (9%), antihypertensive 5 (4%), antacids 3 (2%), among others 9 (6%). Of the mothers 77 (58.3%) breastfeeding women reported not having received counseling. Medication use by nur...
Background In order to improve the safety of drugs in pregnancy and lactation, it is imperative that...
Abstract: Background: General practitioners may consider prescribing medicines for breastfeeding wom...
It is widely believed that many medications are dangerous for infants if taken by nursing mothers....
The objective was to identify the drugs used during lactation acompanhadas among women in a primary ...
Objective: To survey drug use by breastfeeding women, and to compare this with nonbreastfeeding wome...
Objective: To survey drug use by breastfeeding women, and to compare this with nonbreastfeeding wome...
Objective: to estimate medicine consumption during breastfeeding and the risk to the infant. Methods...
Breastfeeding is the most healthful method of feeding neonates and infants. In 2001 about 98% of new...
There has been a growing number of women who use drugs during breastfeeding, with most of these drug...
Objective: to estimate medicine consumption during breastfeeding and the risk to the inf...
Background: Medication use during pregnancy and lactation can be unavoidable, but knowledge on safet...
Background: Medication use during pregnancy and lactation can be unavoidable, but knowledge on safet...
Background: During delivery, drugs being prescribed cause concerns due to their harmful effects on l...
© 2017 Elsevier Inc. Background: Community pharmacists play a significant role in the provision of n...
Background: In cases of pharmacotherapy, mothers are confronted with the dilemma of breastfeeding an...
Background In order to improve the safety of drugs in pregnancy and lactation, it is imperative that...
Abstract: Background: General practitioners may consider prescribing medicines for breastfeeding wom...
It is widely believed that many medications are dangerous for infants if taken by nursing mothers....
The objective was to identify the drugs used during lactation acompanhadas among women in a primary ...
Objective: To survey drug use by breastfeeding women, and to compare this with nonbreastfeeding wome...
Objective: To survey drug use by breastfeeding women, and to compare this with nonbreastfeeding wome...
Objective: to estimate medicine consumption during breastfeeding and the risk to the infant. Methods...
Breastfeeding is the most healthful method of feeding neonates and infants. In 2001 about 98% of new...
There has been a growing number of women who use drugs during breastfeeding, with most of these drug...
Objective: to estimate medicine consumption during breastfeeding and the risk to the inf...
Background: Medication use during pregnancy and lactation can be unavoidable, but knowledge on safet...
Background: Medication use during pregnancy and lactation can be unavoidable, but knowledge on safet...
Background: During delivery, drugs being prescribed cause concerns due to their harmful effects on l...
© 2017 Elsevier Inc. Background: Community pharmacists play a significant role in the provision of n...
Background: In cases of pharmacotherapy, mothers are confronted with the dilemma of breastfeeding an...
Background In order to improve the safety of drugs in pregnancy and lactation, it is imperative that...
Abstract: Background: General practitioners may consider prescribing medicines for breastfeeding wom...
It is widely believed that many medications are dangerous for infants if taken by nursing mothers....