Nidagel ?.
posted 28th Aug
Mydr has per scribed me nidagel, I'm twelve weeks as of tonight. The pharmacist said it is fine, dr said its fine but the directions say not recommended in first trimester. When am I considered in the second trimester has any one else been prescribed this???
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Second trimester is 16 weeks I believe
quoteposted 28th Aug
Haven't used the medication and don't know what it's used for, but 13 weeks is the start of your second trimester.
quoteI'm TTC since September '12, have 1 child & 2 angel babies & live in
Pennsylvaniaposted 28th Aug
Second trimester is 12 weeks.
quoteposted 28th Aug
<blockquote><b>Quoting Ole' No Name:</b>" Second trimester is 12 weeks."</blockquote>
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For a vaginal infection, I'm not showing symptoms but she said its better to treat it before it gets bad, because the infection can cause problems, but the drug can too but it's not proven I'm soooo confused
quoteposted 28th Aug
I discovered I have hyperparathyroidism when I was about 12 weeks in. Doctor prescribed me synthroid but i grabbed the generic kind which says do not take during pregnancy can cause mental retardation in fetus.... sooo long story short, i'm not taking that. other note though, if it's going to cause problems having that infection, i would take that medicine.
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<blockquote><b>Quoting SuperShlee:</b>" I discovered I have hyperparathyroidism when I was about 12 weeks in. Doctor prescribed me synthroid ... [snip!] ... i'm not taking that. other note though, if it's going to cause problems having that infection, i would take that medicine."</blockquote>
I'm on that. I've only heard to keep up with it during pregnancy
quoteposted 28th Aug
<blockquote><b>Quoting SuperShlee:</b>" I discovered I have hyperparathyroidism when I was about 12 weeks in. Doctor prescribed me synthroid ... [snip!] ... i'm not taking that. other note though, if it's going to cause problems having that infection, i would take that medicine."</blockquote>
Levothyroxine is the generic I'm on a high dose.
FDA pregnancy category A. Levothyroxine is not expected to harm an unborn baby. If you become pregnant while taking Levothyroxine, do not stop taking the medicine without your doctor's advice. Having low thyroid hormone levels during pregnancy could harm both mother and baby
quoteposted 29th Aug
I wasn't given levothyroxine as the generic.
quoteposted 29th Aug
I read mothers at risk artical, says its has not shown to cause any harm to the fetus. So my baby will be happy, and mommy will be healthy
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