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Cipro and Breastfeeding

Talking With Your Healthcare Provider

You should discuss breastfeeding and Cipro with your healthcare provider. Each woman's situation is different, and you and your healthcare provider understand your situation best. After considering what you want and expect, as well as your current health situation, the two of you can make a shared decision that is right for you.
 
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