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Wife is 26 weeks pregnant, had an allergic reaction. difficult to breath for 2 hours, kindof heavy wheezing. shes ok now. can that cause damage to baby?
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Hard to tell: Was she evaluated for her reaction? Did her blood pressure drop? How was she treated? There are many variables here. See the obsteritician to check on the baby.
Answered 4/27/2017
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