Can Ibuprofen sustained-release capsules be taken during breastfeeding?

Ibuprofen sustained-release capsules are a non-steroidal anti-infective analgesic, which mainly achieves the effect of effective analgesia by increasing the dissolution time of the capsules in the stomach in the form of sustained-release capsules. Breastfeeding is a special stage, especially after the body is sick. You must be cautious when taking medicines. You cannot take medicines blindly and you must consult a doctor when taking medicines.

Can Ibuprofen sustained-release capsules be taken during breastfeeding?

The instructions for use of ibuprofen sustained-release capsules generally state that they should be used with caution during breastfeeding.

However, because the content of drug labels in China is generally backward and has not been revised in time based on clinical data, some drugs that can be used during breastfeeding are indeed marked as "prohibited" in the Chinese instructions for use. The official drug label of a U.S. drug manufacturer states that ibuprofen is excreted in breast milk at a relatively low concentration, but the effect on the baby is very limited. For example, for fever and pain caused by mastitis during breastfeeding or viral influenza, ibuprofen sustained-release capsules are strongly recommended medication in clinical medicine, and its safety and effectiveness have been widely recognized internationally.

After taking ibuprofen sustained-release capsules, 100% is excreted within 24 hours, of which about 1% is prototype and the rest is excreted with feces. Generally, breastfeeding mothers can breastfeed their babies 24 hours after taking the medicine.

However, from a safety perspective, it is recommended that mothers take the medicine as directed by their doctor during breastfeeding.

Medication standards during lactation

1. Small usage: Use the minimum and reasonable usage, and do not increase the usage at will.

2. Good efficacy: Choose drugs with good efficacy and short half-life.

3. Delay breastfeeding time: You can take the medicine immediately after weaning and appropriately delay the time of the next breastfeeding, which can help the baby avoid the peak period of drug concentration when breastfeeding.

4. Avoid taking inappropriate medicines: It is strictly forbidden to take medicines that are considered to have adverse effects on the baby. If you accidentally drink it, you need to stop breastfeeding.

5. Follow the doctor's instructions: If necessary due to medical conditions, you must take cautious medications. It is recommended to follow the doctor's orders and observe the baby's changes at all times. If conditions permit, you can temporarily use the method of milk powder feeding.