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11wks pregnant w/ 2nd child. my migraines have worsen.but with 1st child is almost 8months old, i rarely had them.is this normal can i take my butabatol?
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Avoid barbiturates: Headaches can kick up during pregnancy, and many patients use 100 % oxygen as needed, with great success. I would never recommend butalbital in any of my migraine pts, especially during pregnancy, and would urge you to see your obstetrician asap.
Answered 9/28/2016
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