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Can u take cocdomol when pregnant?

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vcampbell90 · 08/06/2019 12:32

Have a really bad migraine and paracetamols not helping just wondering if I can take a couple of cocdomol?

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Pomfluff · 09/06/2019 08:00

There was a thread here last year from a user who took a lot of codeine early in her pregnancy and managed to cut back. She updated the thread recently (probably 3-4 pages back) to say that she had a lovely healthy daughter!

I think the occasional dose of codeine for painkilling effects has more benefits than risks. I took it about 2-3 times in my pregnancy for awful headaches that wouldn‘t shift with paracetamol alone. My mental state improved so much after finally feeling better and being able eat, which I think is healthier for the baby than being in pain for days, not eating or drinking.

Nottheduchess · 09/06/2019 08:14

I don’t think they recommend codeine for migraines though do they? I had SPD and the doctor said that so many people suffer in pain because they think they can’t take anything. He prescribed me Codydramol.

Nottheduchess · 09/06/2019 08:15

Ignore me, they do in fact recommend it for migraines.

Spam88 · 09/06/2019 08:49

No I think you're right duchess, codeine is supposed to trigger further migraines or something so it isn't recommended. It's the only thing that works for me though.

Meccacos · 09/06/2019 19:26

I just saw a specialist regarding all of my pain meds. Codeine+paracetamol is ok (it’s not good for your baby - but neither is being in pain).

I stopped my serious drugs and won’t even take anti-depressants.

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