concor during pregnancy
And good days, like everything else, are known by comparison...
Since that week, I didn’t suffer only in my dreams.
The bad is given to me so that I can make exceptions later...
And look for bright spots even in soot and coal darkness...
09/06/2015 1dc angiovit 1, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/07/2015 2 dc angiovit 1, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/08/2015 3 dc (1 day of stimulation) start of stimulation at 2 pm gonal 225, menopur 2, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications), ultrasound left I 2 follicles.
09.09.2015 4dc (2nd day of stimulation) gonal 225, menopur 2, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/10/2015 5dc (3rd day of stimulation) wental 225, menopur 1, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/11/2015 6 dc (4th day of stimulation) gonal 225, menopur 1, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/12/2015 7 dc (5th day of stimulation) menopur 5, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications), ultrasound left I 2 follicles are a little behind, right I am empty , the endometrium is smooth and good
09/13/2015 8dc (6th day of stimulation) menopur 5, angiovit 2 magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/14/2015 9dc (7th day of stimulation) menopur 5, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/15/2015 10dc (8th day of stimulation) menopur 5, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications) ultrasound right I have one lagging follicle, left I have two follicles good correspond normal, the endometrium is normal
09/16/2015 11 dc (9th day of stimulation) cetrotide 1, menopur 5, angiovit 2, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09.17.2015 12 dc (10th day of stimulation) cetrotide 1, menopur 5, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications), ultrasound left I have two dominant follicles, right I have one immature follicle follicle, endometrium is smooth and good
09/18/2015 13 dc (11th day of stimulation) cetrotide 1, menopur 5, angiovit 2, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/19/2015 14 dc (12th day of stimulation) cetrotide 1, menopur 5, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09.20.2015 15 dc (13th day of stimulation) cetrotide 1, menopur 4, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications), at 24 hours Ovitrel
09/21/2015 16 dc (14th day of stimulation) cetrotide 1, angiovit 2, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications), at night there were all signs of intoxication, stomach ached, severe nausea, I felt dizzy and took 4 tablets of activated charcoal.
09/22/2015 17 dc (0 embryo day) puncture without blood at 12 o'clock punctured from the right I one follicle, from the left I two follicles, we got 2 eggs, ICSI, 1 MII cell, 2 MIIdeg cells. medicines sumamed 500 1 tablet, metipred 1, angiovit 1, Magne B6 2, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/23/2015 18 dc (1 embryo day) 1 cell 2pN, 2 cells 2pN, medications: sumamed 500 1 tablet, metipred 1, angiovit 1, proginova 2, thromboass 1, utrogestan 200, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 indications for hypertension)
09/24/2015 19 dc (2nd embryo day) 1 cell 4BmN, 2 cell 2B, medications: summed 500 1 tablet, medipred 1, angiovit 1, proginova 2, thromboass 1, utrogestan 400, fluconazole 150, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/ 2 according to indications of hypertension)
09.25.2015 20dc (3rd embryo day) 1 cell 8AB, 2 cells 5B, medications: metipred 1, angiovit 1, proginova 2, troboass 1 utrozhestan 600, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/26/2015 21 dc, 1 dpp (4 embryo days) 1 cell 8A, 2 cells 8B, transfer at 14 o’clock, 2 embryos were transferred, without pain and without blood, I lay in the operating room for 45 minutes and an hour in the ward, medications on the day of transfer: in the morning 1 Buscopan suppository , utrozhestan 600, metipred 1, angiovit 1, thromboass 1, proginova 2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, strict bed rest, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications )
09.27.2015 22 dc, 2 dpp (5th embryo day) morning zhestan 600, metipred 1, angiovit 1, thromboass 1, proginova 2, choragon 1500 units, fraxiparine 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, bed rest, magne B6 4, (concor cor 2, 5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09.28.2015 23 dc, 3 dpp (6 embryo day) morning zhestan 600, metipred 1, angiovit 1, thromboass 1, proginova 2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women, Elevit pronotal, bed rest, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to hypertension indications)
09/29/2015 24 dc, 4 dpp (7 embryo day) morning zhestan 600, metipred1, angiovit1, thromboass1, proginova2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to indications of hypertension)
09/30/2015 25dc, 5dpp (8 embryo day) morningzhestan 600, metipred1, angiovit1, thromboass1, proginova2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 indications for hypertension)
10/01/2015 26 dc, 6 dpp (9 embryo day) morning Zhestan 600, metipred1, angiovit1, thromboass1, proginova2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to indications of hypertension)
tests
D-dimer normal
10/02/2015 27 dc, 7dpp (10th embryo day) morning Zhestan 600, metipred1, angiovit1, thromboass1, proginova2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to indications of hypertension) Test weak second strip.
10/03/2015 28 dc, 8 dpp (11 embryo day) morning zhestan 600, metipred1, angiovit1, thromboass1, proginova2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/ 2 according to indications of hypertension). test strip is even paler than 10/03/2015
10/04/2015 29 dts, 9 dpp (12 embryo day) morning zhestan 600, metipred1, angiovit1, thromboass1, proginova2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 According to indications, hypertension) HCG analysis - 7.1 (trace from choragon), no test strip.
10/05/2015 30 dc, 10 dpp (13 embryo day) utrogestan 600, metipred 1, angiovit 1, thromboass 1, proginova 2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to indications of hypertension)
10/06/2015 31 dc, 11 dpp (14th embryo day) morning zhestan 600, metipred1, angiovit1, thromboass1, proginova2, fraxiparin 0.3, multivitamins for pregnant women Elevit pronotal, Magne B6 4, (concor cor 2.5 1/2, norvasc 1/2 according to indications of hypertension)
10/07/2015 32 dc, 12 dpp (15 embryonic day) HCG analysis - 1.4.
SPLANG
CANCELLATION OF SUPPORT... my little angels... my children... you will always live in my heart
10.10.2015 35 dc
10/11/2015 M arrived not sick but sooooo abundant
Afobazole
An original anxiolytic (anti-anxiety) drug.
Afobazole is a non-benzodiazepine anxiolytic and has a new mechanism of action: through the sigma receptor system, it is able to activate the natural anti-anxiety defense of nerve cells (“endogenous anxiolysis system”).
Afobazole has a special clinical profile that is different from all other anti-anxiety drugs:
- the effect develops from the first week of administration and persists after completion of treatment;
- does not cause daytime sleepiness, dependence and addiction, as well as withdrawal syndrome;
- has not only an anti-anxiety, but also an activating effect;
- suitable for the treatment of sleep disorders associated with anxiety, as well as premenstrual syndrome and withdrawal syndrome when quitting smoking;
- compatible with most other somatotropic drugs, does not interact with ethanol.
Question answer
Is it possible to take Afobazol together with herbal sedatives and glycine?
Afobazole does not interact with herbal sedatives and glycine, so it can be taken together. However, when using combination therapy, you should consult your doctor.
What is the maximum duration of Afobazolm therapy?
Afobazole does not accumulate in the body, does not cause addiction or dependence, which makes it possible to safely carry out long courses of therapy. The duration of a course of drug use is usually 2–4 weeks; if necessary, the duration of treatment can be extended up to 3 months. As a rule, the duration of the course depends on the initial condition, its changes during therapy, concomitant diseases, and the presence of external stress factors. Upon completion of the course of therapy, it is necessary to consult with your doctor to decide on further treatment tactics.
How often can Afobazole courses be repeated? How much break should I take between courses?
Afobazole can be taken without interruption for 3 months. After stopping treatment, the effect of the drug lasts for 1-2 weeks. The duration of breaks between courses of therapy depends on your condition and is determined in each individual case by the attending physician based on the results of an assessment of your condition.
Is Afobazol compatible with alcohol?
The simultaneous use of Afobazole and alcohol is not contraindicated. However, it must be remembered that alcohol can have an adverse effect on the central nervous system, including in the presence of anxiety disorders. In addition, drinking high doses of alcohol is harmful to the body and can increase the symptoms of various diseases.
Hello, is it possible to use Afobazole together with birth control pills?
No interaction between Afobazole and oral contraceptives has been identified; joint use is not contraindicated.
How long before you can plan a pregnancy after stopping the drug?
Afobazole is quickly eliminated from the body. At the same time, after discontinuation of any drug, it is necessary to ensure that the symptoms of the condition for which the drug was prescribed have completely resolved and there is no need to continue treatment with this or any other drug. Therefore, we recommend planning pregnancy no earlier than 2 weeks after discontinuation of the drug.
Tell me, is it possible to take Afobazole during pregnancy? Thank you in advance
During pregnancy, the use of many medications is contraindicated, incl. Afobazole. Despite the fact that, according to experimental studies, Afobazole does not have a negative effect on fetal development in animals, the effects of Afobazole in pregnant women have not been sufficiently studied.
Hello, is it possible to take Afobazole while driving a car?
Afobazole does not have a sedative effect, and also does not cause a deterioration in concentration and speed of psychomotor reactions, therefore it can be taken by people driving vehicles whose activities require increased attention and quick response.
Can the drug be used in children?
According to the approved instructions, Afobazol is not used in children under 18 years of age, because No special studies have been conducted in this category of people.
Hello, is it possible to take Afobazole while taking antidepressants?
The simultaneous use of Afobazole and antidepressants is not contraindicated.
Can the drug help the first time you use it?
The drug Afobazole reduces the severity of anxiety disorders of various origins. The therapeutic effect does not develop immediately, but gradually. And although the first improvement can be felt quite quickly, a noticeable effect occurs on the 5-7th days of treatment. The optimal duration of therapy is 2-4 weeks; if necessary, taking Afobazole can be continued for up to 3 months.
Is it possible to take Afobazol during lactation?
Due to the lack of clinical data on the use of Afobazole during breastfeeding, the drug should not be taken during lactation. If it is necessary to take it, you should consider stopping breastfeeding.
What side effects can Afobazole cause?
Side effects of Afobazole include: allergic reactions; in rare cases, headaches have been described, which usually go away on their own and do not require discontinuation of the drug.
In what cases is the use of Afobazole contraindicated?
Taking Afobazole is contraindicated in case of individual intolerance to the drug, during pregnancy, during breastfeeding, as well as in children under 18 years of age.
Concor Cor, 30 pcs., 2.5 mg, film-coated tablets
The effectiveness and tolerability of bisoprolol may be affected by the simultaneous use of other drugs. Such interaction can also occur in cases where 2 drugs are taken after a short period of time. The doctor must be informed about taking other drugs, even if they are taken without a doctor’s prescription (i.e. over-the-counter drugs).
Combinations not recommended
Class I antiarrhythmic drugs (for example, quinidine, disopyramide, lidocaine, phenytoin, flecainide, propafenone), when used simultaneously with bisoprolol, can reduce AV conduction and cardiac contractility.
BMCCs such as verapamil and, to a lesser extent, diltiazem, when used simultaneously with bisoprolol, can lead to a decrease in myocardial contractility and impaired AV conduction. In particular, intravenous administration of verapamil to patients taking beta-blockers can lead to severe arterial hypotension and AV block.
Centrally acting antihypertensives (such as clonidine, methyldopa, moxonidine, rilmenidine) can lead to a decrease in heart rate and cardiac output, as well as vasodilation due to a decrease in central sympathetic tone. Abrupt withdrawal, especially before discontinuation of beta-blockers, may increase the risk of developing rebound hypertension.
Combinations requiring special caution
BMCC, dihydropyridine derivatives (for example, nifedipine, felodipine, amlodipine), when used simultaneously with bisoprolol, may increase the risk of developing arterial hypotension. In patients with CHF, the risk of subsequent deterioration in cardiac contractility cannot be excluded.
Class III antiarrhythmic drugs (eg amiodarone) may worsen AV conduction disturbances.
The effect of topical β-blockers (for example, eye drops for the treatment of glaucoma) may enhance the systemic effects of bisoprolol (lowering blood pressure, lowering heart rate).
Parasympathomimetics, when used simultaneously with bisoprolol, may enhance AV conduction disturbances and increase the risk of developing bradycardia.
The hypoglycemic effect of insulin or oral hypoglycemic agents may be enhanced. Signs of hypoglycemia - in particular tachycardia - may be masked or suppressed. Such interactions are more likely when using non-selective beta-blockers.
Agents for general anesthesia may increase the risk of cardiodepressive effects, leading to arterial hypotension (see "Special Instructions").
Cardiac glycosides, when used simultaneously with bisoprolol, can lead to an increase in impulse conduction time and, thus, to the development of bradycardia.
NSAIDs may reduce the hypotensive effect of bisoprolol.
The simultaneous use of Concor® Cor with β-adrenergic agonists (for example, isoprenaline, dobutamine) may lead to a decrease in the effect of both drugs.
The combination of bisoprolol with adrenergic agonists that affect β- and α-adrenergic receptors (for example, norepinephrine, epinephrine) may enhance the vasoconstrictor effects of these drugs that occur with the participation of α-adrenergic receptors, leading to an increase in blood pressure. Such interactions are more likely when using non-selective beta-blockers.
Antihypertensive drugs, as well as other drugs with a possible antihypertensive effect (for example, tricyclic antidepressants, barbiturates, phenothiazines), may enhance the hypotensive effect of bisoprolol.
Mefloquine, when used simultaneously with bisoprolol, may increase the risk of bradycardia.
MAO inhibitors (except MAO B inhibitors) may enhance the hypotensive effect of beta-blockers. Concomitant use may also lead to the development of a hypertensive crisis.
Pregnancy and hair coloring
Experts often do not recommend dyeing hair during pregnancy, arguing that the chemical solutions used for dyeing, when they get on the skin of a woman’s scalp, can penetrate from there into the subcutaneous bloodstream, and then to the fetus. The key word here is “can”. They can penetrate, but science has not yet recorded such cases, and many women all over the world dye their hair during pregnancy, without fear for the health of the child, and then give birth to healthy babies.
The fact that chemicals penetrate into the fetus and affect it is a hypothesis. Typically, the scientific approach of doctors who do not recommend dyeing hair during pregnancy is to play it safe and warn the pregnant woman about the possible risk. Some doctors argue that it is important not to dye your hair only in the first trimester of pregnancy, when the organs and tissues of the fetus are intensively developing.
