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Mebendazole During Early Pregnancy

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preethius

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Mebendazole During Early Pregnancy Posted: 07-14-05 12:50pm


I used mebendazole for treating thread worms in stomach, from day 8 to 10th of my cycle, i ovulated on day 16th of the cycle and became pregnant the same cycle. Now I am 5 weeks will mebendazole treatment during early pregnancy causes any birth defects to my baby i have searched in the site www.Safefetus.Com this durg is listed as 'type : c ' by seeing this I am about to cry. Please answer my question I am very much confused :?: :?:

justacanadiangirl

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Joined: 19 Nov 2004
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Posted: 07-14-05 13:42pm


I don't know anything about that hun. Sorry.... Good luck

sandyallen

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Posted: 07-14-05 14:43pm


Hi there! You really need to talk to your Dr. Please do not believe everything you read on the internet, also talk to your pharmacist, sometimes they are smarter than some drs. You always want to remember that it never hurts to get a second or third opinion from another Dr. Please keep in touch! You can come here anytime if you want to talk, we are not allowed to give professional advice. Sincerely, sandy

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