PubMed · 1983 · 44 citations · 0 references
MedicineMaternal HealthObstetricsBreastfeedingLactationMaternal-fetal MedicineAmniotic Fluid AssessmentAntenatal Risk AssessmentExclusive BreastfeedingLactational ToxicologyPregnancyAmniotic Fluid BiologyBreast Milk ExposureDrug Abuse EpidemiologyDrug Safety During LactationFetal Drug SafetyLactation Drug MonitoringLactational Drug SafetyMaternal Drug Safety
The presence of phencyclidine (PCP) in breast milk and amniotic fluid of a young drug abuser is described. Implications drawn from these data include the possible use of amniocentesis in women with well-documented histories of drug abuse who have low levels of PCP in urine, and the restriction of breast feeding in women who have abused PCP.