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Tuberculosis |
About a woman on Isoniazid06/22/2006 |
Am just a month to go with my TB medication it was 9 month, but already done with 8 month just a month to, when i found out that am pregnant, and my question is will it have any effect on my unborn child?
This questions was forwarded by Pharmacy and Medications.
Isoniazid, which has been used as a first-line anti-tuberculous drug since 1950, has an excellent safety record in pregnancy and has not been associated with fetal abnormalities in humans.
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Lisa A Haglund, MD Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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