What about the baby’s rations?

PET/CT for breast-feeding women, where is the baby ‘ s ration? 2015eanm European Association of Nuclear Medicine guide: The International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) does not recommend the interruption of breastfeeding after the injection of FDGs, which are rarely released in milk. However, due to the accumulation of FDGs in breast-feeding, it is recommended to limit mother-child contact within 12 hours of injection of FDGs in order to reduce the dose of radiation to infants as a result of external exposure to radiation from their mothers. Breastfeeding of infants immediately prior to injection is recommended in order to maximize the time between injection and next breastfeeding. Breast milk can be squeezed out and given to babies for 12 hours with bottled milk to help minimize the interruption of prolonged intimacy between the baby and the mother.