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WWJ12 Do?

JulesETJulesET member
in July 2012 Moms
I know this is more of a pregnancy question but I am not really a fan of the December 13' board so I am asking here. I was in the ER the other night due to severe abdominal pain and since I am 15 weeks pregnant they didn't do a CT scan but did do an ultrasound and think I have gallstones. I have never had any problem with this before but they said it was more common in pregnany. I have an appointment Monday for a better ultrasound to check. Anyway, they prescribed Norco for pain. It is a class C drug and the ER doctor and my OB said it "should" be okay if only taken as needed. Well I haven't taken any yet but right now am in serious pain. I am at work and I already called off twice this week so I have to work until 7:30pm tonight. I am scared to take the medication. I know it might be silly but I never took ANYTHING with DS so I am hesitant. So what say you...pop a pill or not?

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  • hokiemama06hokiemama06 member
    What's the dose?  Is it 2 pills?  If so, maybe just take one to see if you can take the edge off?  That's a really tough call, but you've got to be at work.  Good luck making your decision.
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    Thanks ladies. I didn't think about it making me tired so I ended up taking a couple regular Tylenol. Maybe if I keep telling myself I'm not in pain it will start working...the power of suggestion right? : )

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  • EveryusernameistakenEveryusernameistaken member

    Call InfantRisk!  Feel better soon :)

    We are now open to answer calls Monday-Friday 8am-5pm central time. Please contact us at (806)-352-2519.

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    The InfantRisk Center will be dedicated to providing up-to-date evidence-based information on the use of medications during pregnancy and breastfeeding.  Our goal is to provide accurate information regarding the risks of exposure to mothers and their babies.  By educating healthcare professionals and the general public alike, we aim to reduce the number of birth defects as well as create healthy breastfeeding relationships. 
     


     

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