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Re: New Post [NVP]From: Kathi Wilson, BHSc, RM (wilsonk@gtn.net)Thu Dec 31 15:04:18 1998
At Thu, 31 Dec 1998, James Connerth MD wrote: >
>A recent review(? from That would have been done by Gideon Koren and the people from the excellent "Motherisk" team at Sick Kids in Toronto. Motherisk has an NVP hotline (toll-free in Canada). You can also access them from the Web: Fortunately for us, Bendectin was reintroduced to Canada a few years ago, under the new name of Diclectin. I have no hesitation prescribing it, as necessary. One very nauseated client joked about getting the "Club Pack" (a variation of Costco amounts up here). Question: I know that this came up on another list I was on awhile ago. Do you in the US worry about prescribing the Unisom/pyroxidine combo to women from a medico-legal point of view, since Bendectin was withdrawn due to being a "litogen" (i.e. cause of litigation)?
-- Kathi Wilson BHSc RM Thames Valley Midwives London, Ontario, Canada mailto:wilsonk@gtn.net
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