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Accidentally took 50mg adderall instead of sudafed for sinus infection. i am 28 weeks pregnant. will it show up in babys meconium/umbilical test if tested? this has been the only instance throughout whole pregnancy?
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Drug screening is not part of the usual newborn care unless the mother is on a watch list or the staff find a reason for suspicion. If I wanted to look for it in a newborn, I could find evidence for any drug exposure at that stage of pregnancy.
Answered 3/14/2023
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