Slower digestion, occasional mild nausea, a feeling of food sitting in the stomach longer than usual
Breastfeeding parents typically need: About 2,000 calories per day for baseline metabolism An additional ~250 calories or more for milk production If appetite suppression leads to inadequate calorie intake, this can result in: Reduced milk supply Dehydration Fatigue or dizziness Nutrient deficiencies Potential changes in breast milk nutrient composition In other words, the primary concern during breastfeeding is maintaining adequate nutrition not medication exposure in milk
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CASSCF(14,13) geometry optimization of one form of vitamin B12 and models of glutathione, NADPH, FMN, or FAD shows that all forms interact with these agents by breaking Co-C or Co-O bonds and accepting one electron or significant electron density, increasing electron transfer toward the end of the reactions