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Is it safe to use nicotine replacement in pregnancy? (11 weeks pregnant)
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Is NOT Safe: Nicotine patch aids smoking cessation; supplies low-level nicotine, eases withdrawal symptoms. Available also as gum, lozenge, inhaler. All of these products are NOT safe for use in pregnancy; neither is continuing to smoke. Success is multi-modal: avoiding triggers, behavioral modification therapy, & more. See your doctor now. On-going support/guidance will increase your chances for success.
Answered 11/28/2014
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