How should I manage my migraine medicine while breastfeeding?

You can make the safest choices for your baby by adjusting the medications you select and how you take those medications: Select drugs that don't easily get into breast milk. Choose drugs that are safe for babies to take. Use the lowest effective dose.

Avoid repeated dosing. Adjust the time when you take your medication to limit how much will get into your breast milk -- and into your baby. Treat mild headaches first with non-drug treatments.

Limit medications to more disabling headaches that don't to respond adequately to non-drug therapies. Breast milk production is quite low for the first 1 to 2 days after delivery. Medications given during this time are unlikely to be present in your breast milk in concentrations that will likely affect your newborn.

After the first few days, when milk production increases, concern about transfer of medications from breast milk to the baby becomes more important.

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