It is not known whether Moban and breastfeeding is a safe combination. Since no studies have been conducted on whether the drug passes through breast milk, researchers do not know if the medicine causes negative effects in a nursing infant. Because very little is known about the link between Moban and breastfeeding, healthcare providers generally recommend using other antipsychotic medications instead.
Moban and Breastfeeding: An Overview
It is not known if
Moban® (
molindone hydrochloride) passes through breast milk. It is an
antipsychotic medication that can cause serious side effects, however. Therefore, if you are breastfeeding or thinking of breastfeeding and have been prescribed Moban, make sure to let your healthcare provider know.
Moban and Breastfeeding: What Does the Research Say?
No studies have been conducted on whether Moban passes through breast milk, so the negative effects the drug may have on a breastfed infant are unknown (if it does indeed pass through breast milk). If your healthcare provider recommends taking the drug while breastfeeding, be sure to watch for any side effects in your child. Given that so little information is available concerning the use of Moban during breastfeeding, many healthcare providers recommend using other antipsychotic medications instead.
Talking With Your Healthcare Provider About Moban and Breastfeeding
You should talk with your healthcare provider about Moban and breastfeeding. Everyone's situation is different, and your healthcare provider understands your situation best. After considering what you want and expect (as well as your current health situation), you and your healthcare provider can make a shared decision about Moban and breastfeeding that is right for you.
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