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My wife is 36 weeks pregnant. she had taken isoxsuprine starting 26 weeks before traveling on insistence of ob. will it have any negative impact on baby?
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It's a vasodilator: - it opens up blood vessels, thus i presume her dr gave it for hypertension. It should not affect your baby. Take care and god bless you! http://www.Medicinenet.Com/script/main/mobileart.Asp?Articlekey=44765;page=1.
Answered 12/9/2013
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