Novel anticoagulants have not yet been studied in women who are breastfeeding their babies. Researchers do not know if a novel anticoagulant passes from breast milk to the baby, or what effect this could have on a baby. Until more studies are done that are specifically looking at the effect of novel anticoagulants on the infant while breastfeeding, you should not take a novel anticoagulant drug if you are breastfeeding.
Novel anticoagulants have not yet been studied in women who are
breastfeeding their babies. Researchers do not know if a novel
anticoagulant passes from breast milk to the baby, or what effect
this could have on a baby. Until more studies...
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Dr. Douglas Severance answered:Novel anticoagulants have not yet been studied in women who are breastfeeding their babies. Researchers do not know if a novel anticoagulant passes from breast milk to the baby, or what effect this could have on a baby. Until more studies are done that are specifically looking at the effect of novel anticoagulants on the infant while breastfeeding, you should not take a novel anticoagulant drug if you are breastfeeding.Novel anticoagulants have not yet been studied in women who are breastfeeding their babies. Researchers do not know if a novel anticoagulant passes from breast milk to the baby, or what effect this could have on a baby. Until more studies... More