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Can Migraine Medicines Affect Pregnancy?

HI, I m Hana from India, age 26, my first date of last period is 02/09/15. my husband was with me from 18 September 2015 to 25 september 2015. Now i am pregnant. But i have taken 3 migraine medicine (migranil) in between 18 september 2015 to 30 september 2015. Tablet Name- Migranil 1.5 have any problem with my coming baby. please tell me. Thank you.
Mon, 30 Nov 2015
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Hello Ms. Hana,
I have gone through your query and congratulations on your pregnancy. As far as the medication you have consumed, there are no known teratogeneic effects reported and hence, you need not worry. Moreover, you had consumed very little dosage and that too, at a very early stage either just prior to after conception. In future, if you need to take any medication, do it after you take the guidance of your consultant. Please use folates and have a healthy diet and adequate rest. Hope this helps.
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Can Migraine Medicines Affect Pregnancy?

Hello Ms. Hana, I have gone through your query and congratulations on your pregnancy. As far as the medication you have consumed, there are no known teratogeneic effects reported and hence, you need not worry. Moreover, you had consumed very little dosage and that too, at a very early stage either just prior to after conception. In future, if you need to take any medication, do it after you take the guidance of your consultant. Please use folates and have a healthy diet and adequate rest. Hope this helps.