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What headache medication class is FDA category D for pregnancy? |
Ergotamines |
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What analgesics are category B? |
Most opioids, acetaminophen. NSAIDs (except ASA, which is category C) are though they may decrease amniotic fluid and close the ductus arteriosus |
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What opioid is category C? What other commonly prescribed NSAID and non-opioid pain meds? |
Codeine. ASA and ketorolac. Gabapentin and pregabalin. |
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What is the deal with antiepileptics and pregnancy? |
Phenytoin, likely carbamazepine and depakote cause impaired folate absorption, leading to neural tube defects. |
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Cyclic vomiting syndrome is thought to be a subset of which disease? |
Migraine headaches. Or considered a "migraine equivalent." |
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Describe the half-life of opioids in newborns |
Doubled, due to incomplete development of the liver. |
