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I have had a migraine for 9 hours. what can i take because im 9 weeks pregnant.
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Motrin/pregnancy: The use of motrin/ibuprofen is not recommended beyond 30 weeks of gestation. Kindly note that use of Motrin is associated with decreased amniotic fluid and fetal cardiac related problems. Kindly see your obgyn and may have to consult a maternal fetal doctor for management and reassurance. Good luck.
Answered 4/23/2020
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