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BP issues before and during pregnancy
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I used to have high bp and waw taking amlong5 mg and lobet 100 mg.. i conceived and doctor changed tablet to Nicardia 20 mg.. but the bp was not much of control and i was having palpitations.. so doctor recommended to take Nicardia 10 mg and lobet 100mg morning and night.. is it safe to take so many tablets for bp during pregnancy? Currently 10 weeks pregnant.
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Both nicardia and lobet are safe in pregnancy.
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You are taking only two medicines at present, Nicardia and Lobet..
Both are safe during pregnancy.
Or are you taking any other medicines also ?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Lobet is the drug of choice in pregnancy
A strict bp control is mandatory to prevent complications
Nicardia is not considered safe
It's not the number of medicines ur taking that's important
It's a strict bp control that's important
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