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Can Clot In Brain Affect The Foetus?

my wife has a blood clot in her right side in brain in nerve. Doctor has advised her to take encorate chrono 300. If she gets pregnant will this effect our baby. And are blood clot caused due to high fever? And what kind of side effect is caused to baby in her womb is it safe to get pregnant plz help
Thu, 7 Mar 2019
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Hello,

Enchorate chrono needs to be shifted to other drugs if your wife will get pregnant. This can affect the fetus. It should be discussed with your Neurologist if she is amenable to use carbamazepine which is mostly used during pregnancy but still category C drug which means it's not yet tested in humans but this is the safest way to use during pregnancy compared to other drugs.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Palisoc, Neurologist, Surgical
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Can Clot In Brain Affect The Foetus?

Hello, Enchorate chrono needs to be shifted to other drugs if your wife will get pregnant. This can affect the fetus. It should be discussed with your Neurologist if she is amenable to use carbamazepine which is mostly used during pregnancy but still category C drug which means it s not yet tested in humans but this is the safest way to use during pregnancy compared to other drugs. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Palisoc, Neurologist, Surgical