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Certain bromide oxides or salts have central nervous system depressant properties and have been used, especially potassium bromide, as sedatives and antiepileptics until well into the 20th century. Along with other compounds, they also appear in cough preparations.
They have been replaced by safer and more effective drugs and their marketing has been suspended in most countries of the world and relegated to veterinary use.
They are also used in the photography industry.
They are excreted in human milk in amounts that may be significant, and rashes, weakness, hypotonia and drowsiness have been observed in infants whose mothers took this medication (Reisner 1983, Van der Bogert 1921: in Hale 2021).
Known safer alternatives during lactation are preferable, especially during the neonatal period and in the case of prematurity.
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