Alleviating anxiety while breastfeeding: evaluating buspirone transfer into human milk.
Kaytlin KrutschLevi CampbellTeresa BakerPalika DattaPublished in: Archives of women's mental health (2024)
The levels of buspirone observed in all participants' milk samples were exceedingly low. The subsequently low relative infant dose (RID) in the range of 0.21% to 2.17% is below the 10% threshold for infant safety, suggesting that the transfer of maternal buspirone and its active metabolite (1-PP) into human milk is clinically insignificant and poses minimal risk to a breastfed infant.