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May duolin be used during pregnancy- 23 weeks?
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Duolin: Duolin is only recommended in pregnancy and during lactation if the expected benefit out way the risk to mother or infant. DUOLIN should be used with care before labor in view of salbutamol's inhibitory effects on uterine contractions. Kindly discuss with your doctor with regard to options. There is no available human studies on effect on fertility.
Answered 4/23/2020
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