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I'm pregnant with a pacemaker, is labetalol ok to take?
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unknown: The pacemaker is not an issue. Labetolol is class c for pregnancy (adverse fetal effects in animals, not tested in humans). If you need a beta blocker, Acebutolol (sectral) is class b (no known adverse fetal effects) and thus is a better choice.
Answered 6/24/2014
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