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Regarding bp medication

2026-07-01 00:18:36
Im an asthmatic person. Right now my asthma is well controlled. Im currently 36 weeks pregnant. Last check I got diagnosed with gestational hypertension. My gynae prescribed labetatol 100 mg twice a day. Is this tablet will suit me or it will trigger my asthma. Im taking it for past 2 days as of now I'm ok only. Any suggestion for asthma friendly bp medication or should I continue this? .
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Since your asthma is well controlled and you have tolerated labetalol for 2 days without worsening symptoms, it can be continued under your obstetrician's supervision
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Continue the medication as prescribed and inform your obstetrician if you notice wheezing, increased breathlessness, or more frequent inhaler use.
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Do not stop or change your blood pressure medication on your own, as uncontrolled hypertension in late pregnancy can be dangerous for both mother and baby.

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It will decreases effectiveness of asthmatic drugs like beta agonist

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it can worsen your case

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It can aggrevate asthma
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Once consult your gynae and tell about your asthma

Answered2026-07-01 05:46:50

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If wheeze is alarming contact gynaecologist and ask if they can change to nifedipine or hydralazine

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You can safely continue asthma medications and anti hypertensive medications as prescribed.

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It can worsen , bt very subjective , patient to patient response differs, theoretically it worsens asthma

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It May increase your Asthma. Pl consult physician.

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