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I'm 21weeks pregnant and i took tramadol for almost a week will it hurt my baby? and will baby be ok if i stop taking it before i reach 23 weeks?
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Stop these meds: You really should not be taking any meds that are not specifically oked by your doctor when you are pregnant. Any med during pregnancy can have serious consequences for the baby.
Answered 6/19/2013
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