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Association of Anaesthetists
Breastfeeding is recognized as crucial for the health of both the child and the birth parent. Historically, the guidance for breastfeeding patients requiring anaesthesia has been inconsistent, often leading to unnecessary interruptions in breastfeeding. This guideline, developed through a multidisciplinary consensus, aims to provide clear recommendations based on pharmacokinetic data to support safe anaesthetic practices for breastfeeding patients. It emphasizes the importance of assessing breastfeeding status during pre-operative evaluations and provides evidence-based recommendations for medication use.
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