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Anyone used Diazepam during pregnancy?

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Posted: 04/01/08 - 00:12
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I’m on therapy with Diazepam. I have certain problem with sleeping. I think it help me. But I want to ask somebody can I use this drug if I’m pregnant. Well, I’m not pregnant but I would like to be. So, tell me, please, Anyone used Diazepam during pregnancy? Thanks!


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Posted: 04/05/08 - 21:59
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No, Diazepam is very dangerous drug in pregnancy. It’s in the FDA pregnancy category D. This means that it can hurt your baby. It’s very dangerous when it’s used in a first trimester. So, you should talk with your doctor that you planning to become pregnant. Also woman who is breast-feeding a baby shouldn’t use Diazepam.


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Posted: 10/14/09 - 23:50
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hi thanx for the advice i recently brougt some tabets small blue ones i was told were diazipam how harmful are they to my baby as i a 11 weeks pregnant i only got them because i was a herion addict when i found out i was pregnant and obviously needed to stop this so that didnt hurt my baby i am on a methadone programme but it doesnt last he full 24 hours i need it to so i got these to help me get through the night till the chemist opens the next morning it takes 3-5 days to be fully rid of herion from ur system allthough the sycological sid lastsalot longer but i can deal with that from myfriends and family so i need to no would it harm my baby seriously if i took these tablets for 3-5 days just to do my RATTLE or detox from herion please could sum one reply as i dont want to anything to risk losing this baby as i thought i couldnt have children many thanx Exclamation Exclamation Exclamation Laughing Very Happy [/list][/quote]


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Posted: 12/11/09 - 21:01
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Hi, I have been taking methadone tablets (Physeptone) 40mg per day also 10mg of diazepam daily for a chronic pain condition for about 10 years now. I had my son 3 years ago who is a beautiful, healthy little boy. When I found out that I was pregnant with him I had major concerns about taking my medication while pregnant, I was told to stay on all my medication by my doctor and was monitered regularly at the hospital where I was to give birth. I had an easy pregnancy with no problems, my doctor also recommended that I take 1 extra diazepam (valium) as I had to stop smoking and he said that taking 1 extra diazepam when I was stressed or felt like a ciggie outweighed the risk of smoking when pregnant. I gave birth to a beautiful, healthy little boy!! (I do thank God everyday that he is healthy) After the birth he stayed in the hospital for 2 weeks more than me as he was monitered for any withdrawl symptoms. They put him on a low doze of Phenobarbatitone shortly after his birth, he did not show any symptoms of withdrawl and I was able to take him home after 2 weeks and I was told to reduce his doze of phenobarb every other day. He had no problems coming off the medication and he was a fantastic baby, he fed well, slept well and only cried when hungry, sleepy etc. I recommend that you talk to a medical professional regarding taking any type of medication when pregnant as with my situation if I had stopped taking my medication of tryed to reduce in any way I know that I would have got sick therefore my baby would have got sick also, and I may have lost him. Of course I would much rather have been well and taking no medication when pregnant but in my situation that could have been fatal for both of us! I wish you all the best and hope you are feeling ok and that your baby is doing well.


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