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Local anesthetic indicated for the relief of cutaneous, vaginal, rectal, otic, dental and oral mucosa pain and itching.
Topical application.
Since the last update we have not found published data on its excretion in breastmilk.
Topical anesthetics (dermatological, otological and stomatological preparations) when applied well have virtually no systemic absorption through intact or mucosal skin, so that levels in plasma and breastmilk are zero or insignificant and do not pose any danger to the infant (Hale 2019 p, PDR 2018, AEMPS 2018, Briggs 2017, AEMPS 2008, Nice 2000).
Benzocaine can produce methemoglobinemia and systemic toxicity if absorbed (PCR 2018, AEMPS 2018, Hoffman 2015, Lepe 2015, Bittmann 2011, Chung 2010, Bouziri 2010, Bong 2009).
Do not apply to the breast or, if necessary, apply after a feed and clean thoroughly with water before the next one.
Never apply to the nipple.