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Is it true that taking ibuprofen early in pregnancy can increase the risk for miscarriage?

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Is it true that taking ibuprofen early in pregnancy can increase the risk for miscarriage?

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Two studies have found an increased risk of miscarriage with the use of NSAIDs such as ibuprofen early in pregnancy; however, several other studies did not find this association. There are also concerns that drugs such as ibuprofen may interfere with implantation of the early fetus. While a clear risk has not been established, women who are trying to conceive may wish to avoid ibuprofen. I just found out I am pregnant, and I used ibuprofen last week for a headache. Can this cause a birth defect in my baby? When ibuprofen is used as directed in the first and second trimester of pregnancy, it is not associated with an increased risk for birth defects. However, ibuprofen is generally not the pain reliever of choice during pregnancy because there are concerns with the use of ibuprofen during the third trimester. As with any medication in pregnancy, it should only be taken as needed and with the approval of your health care provider. I am 7 months pregnant. Can I take ibuprofen? There is co

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