AICDA and Hypoglycemia: BM concentrations were about twice, and infant serum concentrations about half that of maternal serum (dose, serum and milk concentrations, AID and RID not provided). They reported two neonates with hypoglycaemia, one with asymptomatic hypotension, two with apathy syndrome, one with transient feeding problems and one with hyperexcitability, but this was not statistically different from neonates who were not exposed. It was also not clear whether these symptoms were a result of exposure during pregnancy or through breast milk (36).