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June 20th, 2010
hi i have not taken my ciprelax and i just feel like rubbish. my eyes just seem like they keep flickering could this be because i havent taken them? also can i take them as im pregnant? please help thanks


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replied June 21st, 2010
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Thanks for using this forum...

Ciprelax disuse can lead to these symptoms...There is no evidence of harmful effects during pregnancy but consult your physician for a final say as it has not been tested on pregnant females and outcome is unknown...Other drugs may be started the second trimester is generally safe ....


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