Thalidomide side effects in pregnancy
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Various techniques have been tried by patients and recommended by physicians to prevent, lessen the severity or treat chemotherapy side effects such as peripheral neuropathy. There is no "one-size-fits-all" regimen that works for everyone. Much of the treatment is based on trial and error, and finding what combination of interventions works for the individual.
* Report any unusual feeling you may have to your health care professional.
If the side-effect is distressing then you should discuss it with your doctor. From what I've read in this forum I doubt it would be permanent.
The memory loss is possibly caused by your concern and anxiety. If it were from the medication you may have noticed some decline earlier.
It is preferable to be drug free (if possible) during pregnancy. From my limited knowledge I think it is not completely out of the question and in some cases may be preferable to the alternative.
Iv always suffered with constipation and it gets so much worse during pregnancy it's unreal, haven't had BM in 2 weeks now (sometimes it's longer). I took 1 dulcolax tablet on Monday night, woke up at 4am with stomach cramps. It's been 2 days and the diarrhea is just going away but iv still not had a bowel movement.
Went to see a gastro doctor yesterday who prescribed me Docusate 100mg (Colace).
Hey. I didn't have those side effects from clomid. I took 50 mg days 3-7. The main thing I noticed was hot flashes. I took the pills at night to help with some of the symptoms. Also when ovulation occurred I had horrible cramping and when my cycle finally came (which the clomid made it late) I had horrible PMS. However the clomid did show me ovulating but still no baby. Good luck !
I didn't have any side effects except pregnancy, lol but some people may have them although not sure about the specific ones you asked about.
Dear Dr, I am female, 32 years old, 17th week of pregnancy. Before pregnancy I didn't use eltroxine .Passed a test on the 13th week - TSH was 5.64 and on te 14th week -TSH was 4.5 and on 17th week is 4.1. My doctor prescribe me to use eltroxin 0.05 mg daily. First,I wonder this is not problem that I didn't used it before and I have bein medication newly for nervous system growing of baby ? Second, After 2 days of eltroxin using i have hear beat faster and flushing!what it does mean?
Her CA 125 was in single digits on completion of the doxil and carbo in May 08. In August her CA 125 started rising slowly and then in 2 weeks was up from 71 to late 980's. Her latest CT scan had revealed some fluid & the following is the prelim report:
"Evidence of active disease in fluid collection in abdomen (0.7),soft tissue density lesion scalloping the lt anterolateral border of rectosigmoid colon in pelvis (1.7) & enhancement seen in fluid collection in Lt abdomen(1.5).
Are you pregnant? Macrobid is pregnancy category B--- used in pregnancy. Cipro, the gold standard is pregnancy category C--- not the best choice for someone who is pregnant. Amoxicillin isn't the best choice at all for a UTI based on the common bacteria that causes UTI's. Every infection is caused by a specific strain of bacteria. Some antibiotics are going to work better on different strains of bacteria.
im 21 weeks along and i have a deep pain in my back on my right side that i can also feel from my front. I thought it might be a pulled muscle but I'm not sure... it hurts when I'm lying, but also when I'm walking and even taking a deep breath hurts.
I'm in the uk at the moment, might just be the effects of the very long plane ride?
For instance, I know of someone who had to be on it throughout
Headache, mood changes, abdominal pain, loss of libido, and vaginal dryness may be seen in few women using the implant. Few women may also have weight gain as one of its side effects. Few women may also develop ovarian cysts while on nexplanon.
It is best to discuss the risks and benefits of any birth control method before starting to use it.
It is best to have a frank discussion with your gynecologist about these side effects.
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