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Objective: To analyse the medications used by breastfeeding women treated in the public health network, and correlated actions. Methods: Cross-sectional, quantitative and descriptive study carried out with 100 breastfeeding women, recruited through nonprobabilistic convenience sampling, at the Municipal Hospital of Duque de Caxias, RJ, in 2012. A questionnaire was applied containing the following variables: prescribed\udmedications, unwanted effects in nursing infants, and professionals involved in guidance on the edication. The data was analysed through descriptive statistics, based on absolute and relative frequencies. Results: It was found that 46% (n=46) of the breastfeeding women were aged 21 to 30 years, 54% (n=54) were primiparae, 52% (n=52) had complete fundamental level, and 72% (n=72) received prenatal care. It was verified that 78% (n = 78) of the sample were receiving some type of medicine and, among these, a significant percentage of nonsteroidal analgesic/anti-inflammatory medication, with 61.54% (n=48) of the breastfeeding women. All the prescribed medicines were in the category of compatible use with breastfeeding. The incidence of some unwanted symptoms was evidenced in 19.2% (n=15) of the breastfeeding women. Among the women undergoing medication therapy, 76.92% (n=60) received guidance during treatment, 55% (n=33) by doctors and 45% (n=27) by nurses. In this research, 100% of the breastfeeding women were satisfied with the acquired knowledge. Conclusion: It was noted a high percentage of breastfeeding women in the sample taking medicines, all compatible with breastfeeding. It stands out the limited engagement of the multidisciplinary team in the orientations.\ud\ud\uddoi:10.5020/18061230.2014.p28

Breastfeeding women under medication treatment in the public health network