Re: darvocet in really early pregnancy

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At Thu, 23 Jan 2003, stacey wrote: >
>I am 8 days post possible conception from my calculations I have been
>feeling really crampy and bloated, like Im going to start my period. I
>did this with my last child. I have taken 3 Home tests and had a beta
>HCG drawn yesterday, All came up negative. The doctor said is is more
>than likley to early. My question, I have terrible terrible mirgaine
>headaches as of around 2 months ago, my doctor has prescribed Darvocet,
>I take around 8 a day when I have a really bad mirgaine. I have stopped
>all together since I suspect pregnancy as of today. Could this large
>dosage have hurt the blastocyst? I assume implantation has yet to occur
>since it was not picked up on the beta HCG. I only feel this way when I
>am pregnant. I of course will not take anything, just deal with it,
>until I know for sure. I have a child with a CHD and I did everything
>200% correct so this really worries me alot. Thanks Stacey

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