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A pregnant mom with hydrops and on valium, how dangerous is this?
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Needs doctor: This mother needs a high risk OB doctor -- also known as a specialist in maternal fetal medicine. Hydrops can be life-threatening. The valium part brings relatively low risk of physical malformation, but is an fda category d medicine in pregnancy. Some risk of cleft lip or palate, with risk of some behavioral issues too.
Answered 9/28/2016
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