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Rifamycin-derived antibiotic, non-absorbable, used orally to treat certain diarrhoea and intestinal disorders and topically in dermatology.
At the time of the last update, we found no published data on breastfeeding, but its almost complete lack of intestinal absorption (< 1%) and its high molecular weight make it very unlikely to pass into milk. (Chen 2010).
On the other hand, its possible side effects are mild, infrequent and almost limited to abdominal discomfort. (Salix 2023, PDR 2014, Alfa 2011)
Expert authors consider the use of this medication during breastfeeding to be probably compatible. (LactMed, Hale, Briggs 2015, Cheb 2010, Mahadevan 2006).