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I am 6 weeks pregnant and have been given dilaidid 5x a day iv for the last 5 days at the hospital. how can this affect the baby?
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Narcotics: Typically narcotics do not cause any harm in pregnancy, and if you were given that in the hospital to treat some other condition then i'm sure your treating physicians felt that you needed it.
Answered 2/20/2014
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