teria: (1) scan in the EPU demonstrating a singleton pregnancy with a live embryo and measurements of embryonic CRL, HR, GSD and YSD; (2) scan in the FMU demonstrating a singleton pregnancy with a live fetus, no major defects and measurement of fetal CRL; and (3) live birth after 36 completed weeks of gestation of a phenotypically normal neonate with birth weight above the
Side effects associated with Benadryl may make this a dangerous medication to take while breastfeeding. Benadryl (diphenhydramine) does pass through the breast milk to the infant. Benadryl may also affect a womanâs supply of breast milk.
Breastfeeding and Medications. It can be quite frustrating for breastfeeding mothers to find medications that are safe to take. This is because there is a lack of information available on whether certain drugs are safe to use while nursing, due to ethical reasons. However, before you decide to stop breastfeeding, there are ways to determine the potential risks a medication might pose to your nursing infant.