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Re: Psuedoedrine in pregnancyFrom: Arthurfree@aol.comMon Sep 9 17:12:05 1996
In a message dated 96-09-09 12:29:31 EDT, you write:
> I personally get somewhat nervous using an arterial constrictor in pregnancy. One could certainly hypothesize spasm and downstream infarction in the fetus (which in most tissues would likely go unnoticed unless massive). I think it's suspected that it is on this basis that cocaine causes it's central nervous system structural damage. However, I'm aware of no, repeat no, data or experience (with pseudoephedrine) to reinforce my paranoia. I'm also not aware of any current "controversy". Arthur Freeland Warrensburg, Missouri
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