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Im 23wks pregnant.was prescribed foradil & miflonide 400mcg..im afraid taking them for 1mnth as prescribed by phy. what could happen to baby?
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Meds OK if pregnant: These medications have been studied and found to be safe in pregnancy when used as directed.Both are category c medications which means studies have found no negative effect to the human fetus. Baby needs a healthy mother & if this helps you should consider this your job to take medications as prescribed.
Answered 9/30/2015
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