Infliximab is usually either not detectable in breastmilk or detectable at very low levels. Absorption of the drug from milk by the infant is minimal. Follow-up of infants exposed in utero and breastfed during maternal infliximab therapy have found no adverse effects and normal development. The measurement of minute concentrations in the milk of some women raises the possibility of local immune suppression in the gastrointestinal tract, but levels were not high enough to be of concern for systemic immunosuppression.[1] Numerous experts and professional guidelines have stated that the drug is a low risk to the nursing infant and acceptable to use during breastfeeding.[2-11]