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ETP New - Advice On Breastfeeding
Pregnant women and new mothers who have epilepsy may want to read an article that appeared in American Family Physician in July 2001, titled "Medications in the Breast-Feeding Mother." The authors of this article list Dilantin and...
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ETP New - Can Lamictal be taken with other medicines?: Basic
Sometimes one kind of medicine changes the way another kind of medicine works in the body. This is true not only for prescription medicines, but also for medicines you just pick up off the shelf at the store. It’s also true for...
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ETP New - Can Tegretol be taken with other medicines?
Sometimes one kind of medicine changes the way another kind of medicine works in the body. This is true not only for prescription medicines, but also for medicines you just pick up off the shelf at the store. It's also true for herbal...
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ETP New - Contraindications of Mysoline: Advanced
Mysoline should not be taken by patients with a history of porphyria and by patients who are sensitive to phenobarbital.
Women who are pregnant or may become pregnant, and those who are breastfeeding should be cautious about...
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ETP If a woman takes Banzel during pregnancy, will it hurt the baby?: Basic
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) lists Banzel in Pregnancy Category C, indicating that laboratory animals could have birth defects when their mothers were given Banzel during pregnancy. Whether or to what extent Banzel causes...
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ETP If a woman takes Banzel during pregnancy, will it hurt the baby?: Intermediate
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) lists Banzel in Pregnancy Category C, indicating that laboratory animals could have birth defects when their mothers were given Banzel during pregnancy. Whether or to what extent Banzel causes...
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ETP New - If a woman takes carbamazepine during pregnancy, will it hurt the baby?: Basic
In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) assigns each medication to a "Pregnancy Category" according to whether it has been proven to be harmful in pregnancy. Carbamazepine is listed in Pregnancy Category...
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