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Tramadol in pregnancy

2024-03-05 10:43:09
I m 25 weeks pregnant and suddenly last night i felt very less fetal movement and high bp and pressure in my uterus...so my docter gave me tramadol 100 mg injection and i felt soo much dizziness after that....can you plz tell will it cause any harm to my baby..as i have read so much negative on internet about tramadol use in pregnancy...plz reply
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Answered2024-03-05 12:53:55

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Hope you are taking meds for high BP. Bp should be controlled.  Tramadol use once will not affect baby.

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Single dose will not harm the baby.u shdnt worry.If pressure in uterus means it got hard and no pain tuen it cud simply be braxton hicks.nd u need no medication for that

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