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Thanks. All of this has been doctor prescribed and they don't seem concerned at all but I am. I've gone a week or close to two weeks without taking any and I haven't experienced any symptoms associated with withdrawal at all. No upset stomach, no fever, no shaking, except for the pain, I didn't even want to take another. I think it's because my dosage has been relatively low. I'm sure she'll be fine, I'll talk about it more with my doctors. I was just curious if anyone else had gone through this with similar dosages.
Thanks again.
I see it has been a while since anyone replied to this post, and you might miss this....
I have been pregnant many times and have been on percocet throughout most of them. My last pregnancy I was taking percocet at least a few times per week for severe migraines and frequent regular headaches. My OB is not worried about withdrawal (Oxycontin is the one you want to worry about).
I am newly pregnant again, and plan on continuing taking the percocet. It's the only think that works, and like you, I only take them when needed, which is usually a few times a week, up to 60 mg/day on those days. My problem is the doctors give me scripts of just 20 pills, so they don't last very long, and I have to drive an HOUR back to the Dr to get more. PITA. But it's the only thing that works, and they know it. (They also know I buy it from a person I know, because they don't give enough, so why not up the amount?)
Anyway, I have only had ONE migraine this month! So I wouldn't have needed much this month anyway. BTDT though, and I know it will get worse. It always does.
I wish you luck, and I understand your fears, but try not to worry! Percocet is a relatively safe drug during pregnancy for a reason. My primary doctor just today told me that ONLY narcotics are safe during pregnancy! So treat your pain! Talk to your OB about ypur concerns, and see what s/he has to say too. Let us know.
Good luck
Thanks again.
I have been pregnant many times and have been on percocet throughout most of them. My last pregnancy I was taking percocet at least a few times per week for severe migraines and frequent regular headaches. My OB is not worried about withdrawal (Oxycontin is the one you want to worry about).
I am newly pregnant again, and plan on continuing taking the percocet. It's the only think that works, and like you, I only take them when needed, which is usually a few times a week, up to 60 mg/day on those days. My problem is the doctors give me scripts of just 20 pills, so they don't last very long, and I have to drive an HOUR back to the Dr to get more. PITA. But it's the only thing that works, and they know it. (They also know I buy it from a person I know, because they don't give enough, so why not up the amount?)
Anyway, I have only had ONE migraine this month! So I wouldn't have needed much this month anyway. BTDT though, and I know it will get worse. It always does.
I wish you luck, and I understand your fears, but try not to worry! Percocet is a relatively safe drug during pregnancy for a reason. My primary doctor just today told me that ONLY narcotics are safe during pregnancy! So treat your pain! Talk to your OB about ypur concerns, and see what s/he has to say too. Let us know.
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