Is trimspa X32 safe while nursing?
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The extract comes from the second site below"\n\n"f you are allergic to shellfish, please consult with your physician prior to taking this product. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Do not take if pregnant or nursing."
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Yes it can, especially if you have an outbreak at time of delivery. Make certain your doc knows of this issue and discuss all issues that may be known with him. Just don't stress out over it as that isn't healthy either
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You can read about the reported complications here- \nhttp://www.fda.gov/cdrh/breastimplants/breast_implant_risks_brochure.html
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Hey. That's isoxsuprine. It's used for tocolysis. That is, controlling premature uterine contractions for women in premature labor.  Also, since it relaxes smooth muscle, the muscular part of arteries relaxes as well potentially leading to hypotension. Signs to watch out for include increased heart rate and decreased respiratory rate as well as low blood pressure. However, the side effects I mentioned are encountered more commonly with the intravenously administered form of the drug. If you're taking the oral form, fewer occurrences of the side effects are noted. Take note however, that the drug has very minimal effects once active labor sets in. That's when your cervix has dilated to at least 4cm or your uterine contractions have become regular, more frequent, and stronger.
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rids, sids, lids, bids, ect.???
1147850
none building a comp only causes stress, bad 4 health
242469
No, it's not dangerous at all. Even the answer about sperm cells is rediculous. There's no harm in it, aside from the computer getting hot, which will likely happen if you use it for a while. But I'm guessing you have the common sense to move it if it gets to hot. Falling asleep with it on your lap shouldn't be a problem either. Regardless of anything you've heard, it's not harmful in any way.
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I would recommend against it.  Animal studies should adverse fetal effects during pregnancy.  While nursing, it is unknown.\n\nRemember that a lot of ADHD drugs are Schedule II drugs, meaning they have the potential to be addictive. I wouldn't want a baby to take that.
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My son is 10 moths old and I'm still nursing him.  I love the bond between us.  I don't plan to take it from him any time soon. My sis has a 2 year old and weemed her at 2 on her b-day.  The more you nurse them the more the protection lasts.  I never gave my son a bottle.  Now he eats solid foods and and drinks water out of a sippy cup.  I nurse him when he wants and to go to sleep.  Just let time take it's course.  She'll let yo know when she's ready to weem.
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its the same as a spa. if the water is too hot it will cook the baby. a little warmer the luke warm is okay. but i wouldnt go over board with it.
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Of course you would remove the ring while feeding the baby...\n\nBreast implants can sometimes complicate nursing.  I really think you should consult with La Leche League, hang on & I will get you a link. \nBreast Implants and nursing:\nhttp://lalecheleague.org/cgi-bin/aglimpse/33/mnt/WWW/lalecheleague.org/htdocs?submit=Search%3A&query=breast+implants\n\nPiercings:\nhttp://lalecheleague.org/cgi-bin/aglimpse/33/mnt/WWW/lalecheleague.org/htdocs?query=nipple+piercing\n\nYou're really smart to be thinking ahead like this.
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Yes- it is very safe as long as your doctor deems you as healthy.  There are no restrictions if you are, even with the airlines, early in pregnancy.
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No, not a single diet pill is approved by the FDA.  They haven't gone through the rigorous safety and health tests that medicines normally have to go through.  Trimspa might provide immediate effects, but you don't know what the side effects or long-term effects are going to be.
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NOPE ...it didnt work for me at all, it isnt all it is cut out to be, Anna Nicole had gastric surgery and lipo, before she contracted with trimspa...all about money, chit dont work!!!
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Its dangerous for an infant, because he/she has such small lungs and not a very good immune system. I'm not real sure what to do, but your doctor will be able to tell you. (yeah, its a dumb question to ask a doctor, but my sister did)\n\nGood luck with the rest of your pregnacy, and God bless.
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Registered Nurse Here; This question is for one person, and that would by your GYN Physician.  Do not speculate here on Yahoo! Ask your Doctor, start right with your little one, please go to the proper source to have such a very important question answered. The little one, brand new to this earth, depends on you to find the right answers from the right people.  Take Care, and Take This question to your Docotr.:))
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First, you have our sympathy on your loss.\nThe actual term is skin slip.\nSeveral factors are at work here.  Since the baby's death took place before birth, temperature in the womb would be relatively warm.  That, and the thinness of the skin would lead to rapid breakdown of the surface.  \nIt is unfortunate that this prevented you from viewing your child, but it is not something that could have been prevented.