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Bf and morphine

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hellymelociraptor · 03/06/2012 18:03

I had a bad fall down some stairs yesterday, was given morphine in hospital (slightly less than a syringe full, so about 7 or 8 ml ? ) I am still bf my dd at night (she has just turned five) and am rubbish at pumping. Kellymom seems to suggest its ok, and I did have it after my c-sections, but this time I vomited and felt very faint. (Had fainted after the fall though, and was also given co-codamol which may be an added factor) So obv don't want to make dd ill- she was really upset by the fall as I fainted and it was all a bit scary and so now is not the time to avoid bf if I can help it. should i just feed her?

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hellymelociraptor · 03/06/2012 18:13

bumping as its bedtime!

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tiktok · 03/06/2012 18:15

This is common sense territory, I would think : )

Lactmed toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/sis/htmlgen?LACT has amounts going into breastmilk as 'low' and the older the baby, the more quickly it clears....a single dose to the mother of a five year old is going to result in levels that are (surely) unworrying - but see what you think when you do the search yourself.

Hope you feel better soon, helly.

hellymelociraptor · 03/06/2012 18:33

Thanks, that is reasonably reassuring. I'm ok, no fractures, no kidney damage, just lots of bruising so it hurts! (small person had left a shell on tiled steps, so I slipped as though on ice and slammed back hitting my kidneys on sharp edged tiled step. All v scary as I passed out and ambulance took 40 mins to come....but hobbling about now feeling much less green and faint.

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