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Hii doctor my wife is pragent doctor give 2 diprofos injection between 24 hour this is good for pregnancy?
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Corticosteroid: We dont know how far along the pregnancy is and why the injection was given. Maintaining the mother's health is good for pregnancy. If the treatment was prescribed to treat an acute condition in the mother, then yes. It is best to ask your doctor as to the purpose of the injection and its potential effect on the fetus as well as the pregnancy.
Answered 10/2/2014
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