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A member asked:
My wife is 4 weeks pregnant should i stop using tamoxifen for slight gyno and is it going to effect the baby.
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Confusing question: You seem to state you (the father) are using a medication while your wife is pregnant. If this is the case, nothing you take has any effect on the health of the baby. Tamoxifen is a category d or dangerous s drug if used by a pregnant woman during her pregnancy.
Answered 2/3/2013
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