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	Medication Information for Parents Table of Contents: General Advice on Storing and Giving Medications to Infants Medications for Insufficient Milk Supply Questions about Medications and Mother's Milk Ranitidine oral liquid (Zantac) or Famotidine oral suspension (Pepcid) Special Infant Feedings Medium Chain Triglycerdies (MCT Oil) Caffeine oral solution Digoxin oral elixir (Lanoxin and generics) Methadone Nystatin suspension (Nilstat and generics) Lansoprazole suspension (Prevacid) or Omeprazole suspension (Prilosec) Phenobarbital Ranitidine oral liquid (Zantac) Spironolactone and Hydrochlorothiazide oral suspension (Aldactazide) Vitamins or Vitamins with Iron (Poly-Visol or ViDaylin, Poly-Vi-Sol with Iron or ViDaylin with Iron) Calcium carbonate antacid (Mylanta Supreme) Levothyroxine (Synthroid)

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