You may need to pump and throw out your milk while you are on other medicine. This keeps up your milk supply and helps you avoid getting uncomfortably full. Your doctor will tell you when the medicine is no longer in your breast milk. Not only are the drugs harmful to you and your baby, but these drugs are often mixed with other drugs and even poisons. Darvon - causes that baby to be drowsy and eat poorly.
Withdrawal causes stomach cramps, diarrhea and sometimes seizures in the baby.
Librium - causes yellowish colored skin, listlessness and temperature problems in the baby. Withdrawal is similar to heroin withdrawal. May cause baby to be cranky, twitchy and hard to comfort. May cause changes in the baby's brain. Valium - causes the baby to be drowsy and listless, to lose weight or gain weight poorly.