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Q: Rhinocort Aqua & Pregnancy - Has Anyone Taken
asked by: srcr1 on August 20th, 2007
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Hi-

I am pregnant and I was taking rhinocort because I was told it was approved for pregnancy. It is class B. I had no idea about drug classes or anything at the time. I quit it when I found out it could have any side effects. My OBGYN knew I was taking it and did not tell me to quit. I had a 19 week ultrasound that looked good and I quit before this. But, I was wondering has anyone else taken this and were there babies ok?

I am very concerned. Also, what is the likelihood of something going wrong after week 19?
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young Girl
replied on August 20th, 2007
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if your OBGYN was aware of it and didnt feel concerned then you and your baby should be just fine! also if you had a normal u/s done then everything is 99% ok!!!!

after the first trimester the chances of missacrriage decrease tremendously
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tinkinpink84
replied on August 21st, 2007
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is that like a nasal spray or something? im not sure. my dr when taking zyrtec and such told me to stop in the first trimester but once i reached the 2nd trimester i could resume taking it, you can always double check with your dr if you feel you need it that bad. Class A drugs are the safest, class C they will not give you when pregnant unless the risk towards the baby is low compared to the risk of you not taking it, i think that makes sense lol . i was trying to write it so it makes sense not sure if that came out right.
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