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Re: Terbutaline / Vistaril / Sulfamethoxazole - need advice/reassuranceFrom: Sierra (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 25 Aug 2002 12:55:59 -0500 (CDT)
At Sun, 25 Aug 2002, Asem Anwar Moussa MD wrote: > >At Sun, 25 Aug 2002, Sierra wrote: >> >>I will start my 24th week tomorrow. On Thursday I went to the hospital >>because I was having frequent contractions. While being monitored, I >>was having as many as 12 contractions in an hour, but showed no signs of >>effacement or dilation. A biophysical profile was done on the baby and >>the only thing he didn't pass within the 30-minute alotted time period >>was breathing excercises - they told me not to worry about this because >>it was still too early for him to do this. I had a slight urinary tract >>infection and was put on Sulfamethoxazole (1 800mg tablet twice daily >>for five days). The nurse told me that the infection was possibly >>causing the contractions. I've been reduced to half-time at work and >>was prescribed 5mg of Terbutaline every 4 hours (to stop >>contractions)and 25mg of Vistaril every 4 hours (to calm the tremors and >>jitters from the Terbutaline). The contractions seem to have slowed >>down considerably. Is it possible that this much medication can harm my >>baby? Also, are the odds good that I will carry him to term? I've been >>very nervous bout the wellbeing of my baby. Any advice or reassurance >>would be greatly appreciated. I apologize for the length of this post. > >These durgs wouldn't harm your baby&better to have another urine analsis >to ensure complete getting rid of your UTI[urinary tract >infection]&repeat the tests of fetal wellbeing As you will find it OK >next time. best of luck > >-- >Dr:Asem Moussa MD >Prof.of OB/GYN. >Alazhar School of Medicine. >Cairo-Egypt >This is for teaching purpose > Thank you so much, Dr. Moussa, for taking the time to respond to my concerns. I really appreciate it. - Sierra
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