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A member asked:
Risks and birth defects of taking dilaudid/hydromorphone at five months pregnant? not faily only if needed.
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Depends on reason: There aren't too many good reasons to be using very potent opioids during pregnancy. If your obstetrician is prescribing and monitoring you, this is probably ok. But in general, less is more. If you don't absolutely need it for legitimate reasons, don't use it.
Answered 9/28/2016
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