How about fluconazole tablets (for fungal problems) for feeding women? Whether it will affect child?

Fluconazole passes through breast milk in humans. The manufacturer suggests that breastfeeding women should take this medication with caution. However, other sources suggest that Fluconazole might be an acceptable choice during breastfeeding. Therefore, if you are breastfeeding, you should talk with your doc before taking this drug.

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The manufacturer discourages the use of Fluconazole while breastfeeding because the medication passes through breast milk in large amounts. However, it is important to understand that this medicine is used in infants directly and has been shown to be safe, even in newborns. In general, the American Academy of Pediatrics considers the drug compatible with breastfeeding.

For especially resistant thrush infections, Fluconazole is sometimes prescribed to both a breastfeeding mother and an infant. Even though the medicine passes through breast milk in large amounts, the amount in breast milk is not enough by itself to treat thrush in the infant. The infant must also be treated directly.

However, for more info you should talk with your doc who prescribed the med.

Take care, best wishes!