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Could high blood pressure medications be administered to and taken by pregnant women?
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Dependds on the med: Some high blood pressure medications are safe to take in pregnancy. Others are not and can cause negative effects on the developing fetus. Make sure that your doctor is comfortable with what medications are acceptable to use.
Answered 5/2/2013
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