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There’s no way around it – it’s toxic. Cocaine is a highly addictive stimulant that can quickly and significantly disrupt heart and brain function. Research shows that approximately 25 million people worldwide use cocaine each year, including an estimated 750,000 pregnant women. Concerns about the effects of cocaine on children have resurfaced after Kevin Federline, 47, made allegations against his ex-wife Britney Spears, 43, in his upcoming exposé “You Think You Know,” due out Tuesday. Britney Spears and Kevin Federline, pictured in 2005, were married from 2004 to 2007 and share two sons. WireImage In his book, Federline claims he saw Spears doing cocaine with an unnamed actress at an album release party in 2006, shortly after the birth of their younger son Jayden James, now 19. Their older son, Sean Preston, was 1 year old. Federline said he confronted the “toxic” singer, urging her to “go in the house and not breastfeed the babies like that. Call your mom or call someone. We need to get formula. You can’t do that.” Spears has denied the allegations in diaries, calling them “white lies.” Page Six has contacted Spears for comment regarding her alleged cocaine use. So how can cocaine affect breastfeeding babies? Here’s a look at the science. How long does cocaine stay in breast milk? There is no medical reason a breastfeeding mother should use cocaine, and experts strongly advise against its use. Research suggests that cocaine passes immediately into breast milk and can remain detectable for up to 36 hours, depending on the amount ingested. Experts strongly advise against using cocaine while breastfeeding. Cavan for Adobe – stock.adobe.com In one case, a woman reported snorting 500 milligrams — roughly 10 lines — of cocaine within four hours. Twelve hours later, her breast milk contained between 10 and 15 micrograms of the drug per liter. It was not measurable after 36 hours. Can you pump and dump after taking cocaine? Expressing and discarding breast milk is when a mother expresses and throws away milk instead of feeding it to her baby because it contains alcohol or drugs. Experts at the University of Washington Medical Center recommend avoiding breastfeeding for at least 36 hours after cocaine ingestion. Cocaine is a highly addictive stimulant that can quickly and significantly disrupt heart and brain function. nenetus – stock.adobe.com “Don’t let people use cocaine around your child,” the medical team added. “Passive smoking of free cocaine can cause the same symptoms in the baby as in a user.” What can cocaine do to a newborn? Newborns have immature livers and kidneys, meaning they cannot effectively break down cocaine into weaker components as adults can. Depending on the cocaine dose, timing, and frequency of exposure, a developing baby’s organs can be significantly affected, if not permanently damaged. The drug can cause a rapid heart rate, dangerously high blood pressure, brain damage, seizures, respiratory arrest, digestive problems, developmental delays, and even death. According to a 2021 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cocaine was listed on the death certificates of 78 American infants between 2015 and 2017. Are the effects worse than alcohol? It is also important to avoid drinking alcohol while breastfeeding to avoid negative effects on the baby’s development. Prostock-studio – stock.adobe.com Drinking alcohol while breastfeeding can cause sleep problems, increased crying, and developmental delays in the baby. The risks are even greater if a mother drinks during pregnancy. Prenatal alcohol exposure is known to cause fetal alcohol syndrome, which is characterized by characteristic facial abnormalities, brain damage, and poor growth. It is not known if cocaine exposure has a unique set of physical markers, although researchers acknowledge that it can be difficult to separate out the effects of cocaine if the mother is using multiple drugs. (TagsToTranslate)health
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