My son is a month old and is an excellent bed for almost 3 weeks now, he slept for 4-5 hours at a time, and he still has his days off nights are known, in principle, no reason for me sleepless nights, right? But since his birth, I have not slept for more than two hours at a time, or I can not sleep, I sleep, but then dropped his REM sleep without a light cycle or I sleep with a REM cycle and II wake up screaming from nightmares and whatever the nature of sleep, the length is always the same: no more than two hours at a time, and now I was, as told by my OB / GYN Postpartum Depression insomnia-induced "I wanted to take my son began to cry without reason feeling overwhelmed and hopeless, things wild. So my gynecologist gave me a prescription for Lunesta, "she said to take one tablet (3 mg) at bedtime two nights in a row to get some sleep to catch up and have my husband see the baby at night for two nights in order for these two nights, taking Lunesta one night a week when my husband has a day off so you can see the baby and I can rest for one night a week, now my first two nights of sleep to be day is done, and I feel much better (and very grateful to my husband being so supportive and helpful) My gynecologist told me I could not breastfeed, taking Lunesta, I had the bomb and have to keep my milk production but my OB had an emergency cesarean section with another patient and had to run before he could tell me how long to wait after taking Lunesta before he could begin to give the son of my mother's milk again tried to call his office, but it was a snowstorm the night before, and his office was closed at the moment, and I will not bother the nurse call unless I had that, so nobody knows how long must I wait for Lunesta leave my system to be safe for me to breastfeed my son again or where can find this information? any help is appreciated, thanks to Dyot "I took Ambien for my birth and had a bad experience with Ambien caused a partial Lossie memory I have no memory of my son was born with Ambien: (again thanks for your answers, but I did not ask for a safe sleep aid, Lunesta, which I have taken my gynecologist prescribed me, I just want to know: How much time should I expected to nurse her back safe (and I already had the Lunesta, please) Wow, strange as it gives Lunesta instead of something safer than a nurse, we could have given Ambien, which could have kept nursing . Always look on the same material, or ask a pharmacist to find the latest information that Lunesta Information:. SIS http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/ / search / f / temp / ~ NeeT1z:?. In Ambien 1: http: / /. toxnet.nlm.nih.gov / cgi-bin / sis / search / f / temp / ~ d1VaK9: 1 You can also call these people: http:// www.motherisk.org / women / index. jsp to be able to give accurate up-to-date on drug safety, in my opinion, it would be safe for you to breastfeed now. but. review the information and make your decision. I have no memory of my son was born with Ambien: (again thanks for your answers, but I did not ask for a safe sleep aid, Lunesta, which I have taken my gynecologist prescribed me, I just want to know: How much time should I expected to nurse her back safe (and I already had the Lunesta, please) Wow, strange as it gives Lunesta instead of something safer than a nurse, we could have given Ambien, which could have kept nursing . Always look on the same material, or ask a pharmacist to find the latest information that Lunesta Information:. SIS http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/ / search / f / temp / ~ NeeT1z:?. In Ambien 1: http: / /. toxnet.nlm.nih.gov / cgi-bin / sis / search / f / temp / ~ d1VaK9: 1 You can also call these people: http:// www.motherisk.org / women / index. jsp to be able to give accurate up-to-date on drug safety, in my opinion, it would be safe for you to breastfeed now. but. review the information and make your decision. I have no memory of my son was born with Ambien: (again thanks for your answers, but I did not ask for a safe sleep aid, Lunesta, which I have taken my gynecologist prescribed me, I just want to know: How much time should I expected to nurse her back safe (and I already had the Lunesta, please) Wow, strange as it gives Lunesta instead of something safer than a nurse, we could have given Ambien, which could have kept nursing . Always look on the same material, or ask a pharmacist to find the latest information that Lunesta Information:. SIS http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/ / search / f / temp / ~ NeeT1z:?. In Ambien 1: http: / /. toxnet.nlm.nih.gov / cgi-bin / sis / search / f / temp / ~ d1VaK9: 1 You can also call these people: http:// www.motherisk.org / women / index. jsp to be able to give accurate up-to-date on drug safety, in my opinion, it would be safe for you to breastfeed now. but. review the information and make your decision.
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