S2 E10: Domperidone for Low Milk Supply: Is it Safe? - Dr. Janet Currie & Dr. Suzanne Hetzel Campbell

Previous Episode: S2 E9: This is How You Can Improve Your Quality of Life - Dr. Debra Anderson

Domperidone is a dopamine blocker that is being increasingly prescribed off-label in British Columbia and other provinces to treat low milk supply. In this episode of Women’s Health Interrupted, we are joined by Dr. Janet Currie and Dr. Suzanne Hetzel Campbell to address the effects of Domperidone on breast feeding mothers. They will also be discussing criticisms, research and areas of development around it.

Guest: Dr. Janet Currie and Dr. Suzanne Hetzel Campbell
Host(s): Chhavi Mehra & Sarah Williscraft
Editor: Negin Nia & Chhavi Mehra
Music: "A Way to You" by Nick Petrov licensed via Premium Beat
Special Thanks: UBC Medicine Learning Network, the UBC Work Learn program & WHRC donors

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S2 E10: Domperidone for Low Milk Supply: Is it Safe? - Dr. Janet Currie & Dr. Suzanne Hetzel Campbell

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