Delivery outcome after the use of acid-suppressing drugs in early pregnancy with special reference to omeprazole
Delivery outcome after the use of acid-suppressing drugs in early pregnancy with special reference to omeprazole
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10.1111/j.1471-0528.1998.tb10233.x
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1998-08-01
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Kallen, B
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Kallen, B
Objective To study delivery outcome after maternal use of acid-suppressing drugs during early pregnancy.Design Cohort study of women identified by interview in early pregnancy.Population Sweden women giving birth from 1995 to early 1997.Methods Comparison of infants exposed to acid-suppressing drugs with all births in 1995-1996.Main outcome measures Presence of congenital malformations.Results Proton pump blockers were used by 275 women, H-2 receptor antagonists by 255 women, and both categories of drugs by 20 women. No effect of the use of omeprazole or H-2-receptor antagonists on the rate of congenital malformations could be demonstrated.Conclusions Though a teratogenic effect of these drugs cannot be completely ruled out, the individual risk after exposures during the first trimester seems to be negligible.