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Taking trinicalmplus tablet
I m in my 3 trimester is these tablet safe
My physiatrist has consult it. Is it safe in pregnancy
Trinicalm plus tablet
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Contact for 2nd opinion and psychoeducation
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Every drug has some or other side effect. Whether you should take it depends completely on why and since when you are taking medication. Please do not stop medication abruptly without consultation with psychiatrist and obstetricians combined advise.
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Thier are multiple more safer option available as you are already in third trimester so no need to stop it abruptly
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Hi. You can tell her:
“If your psychiatrist has prescribed Trinicalm Plus during pregnancy, please don’t stop it on your own. In the third trimester, the medication should be continued only after your psychiatrist and obstetrician have reviewed the need for it.will need further details about the dose and how long you have been taking it, so we can assess it properly. If you are taking it regularly, inform your obstetrician before delivery so the baby can be monitored after birth if required. Consult online for a second opinion
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Were you already taking it or has it been started now in 3rd trimester? If already you were taking then it's better to just continue. If it is started now maybe you can take a second opinion. More safer options can be considered.
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Dr. Deepta
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11 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi mam,
During pregnancy risk vs benefit plays a major role in treatment decisions. I require more details to answer your question logically. Please do come for a consult.
Thank you
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
Psychiatrist
6 yrs exp
Rajkot
Generally it doesn’t cause side effects but avoid it if possible
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Whether this tablet is safe for you specifically needs your obstetrician's input too, not just your psychiatrist's.
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Please ask your obstetrician to confirm this with your psychiatrist, medicines started for one condition sometimes need a second opinion once pregnancy is involved.
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