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What Causes Fever And Pain In Body And Throat During Pregnancy?
Am 21 years old n am 8 week pregnant suddenly I got little fever body pain n throat pain........ so I consult here local doctor he had given me inJ. Dynaper I m.......... nntab Taxim 200, fepanil 500, euclucst fx....... 1-0-1 all for 4 days................. cn I take ds it wnt harms my baby
Fri, 24 Feb 2023
Hi,
Though, the medicines prescribed to you are generally prescribed on priority basis during pregnancy. Taxim is safe and no adverse effect has been noted in animal studies. Dynapar is also a drug of first choice, during pregnancy, still its use after 30 weeks of pregnancy is recommended under prescription of your doctor.
Fepanil tablet is also safest first line treatment during pregnancy and it is not known to cause any adverse effect on the fetus. Emlucast may be unsafe in pregnancy. Though, there are very limited studies on human being, still its use has been shown to be harmful in growing fetus in animal studies. Hence its use during pregnancy is to be done strictly under guidance of your doctor, under consideration of benefits vs risks outcomes.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Satnarain Bansal, General & Family Physician
Though, the medicines prescribed to you are generally prescribed on priority basis during pregnancy. Taxim is safe and no adverse effect has been noted in animal studies. Dynapar is also a drug of first choice, during pregnancy, still its use after 30 weeks of pregnancy is recommended under prescription of your doctor.
Fepanil tablet is also safest first line treatment during pregnancy and it is not known to cause any adverse effect on the fetus. Emlucast may be unsafe in pregnancy. Though, there are very limited studies on human being, still its use has been shown to be harmful in growing fetus in animal studies. Hence its use during pregnancy is to be done strictly under guidance of your doctor, under consideration of benefits vs risks outcomes.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Satnarain Bansal, General & Family Physician
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