作者: Charlotte Olesen , HenrikToft Sørensen , LolkjeDe Jong-van den Berg , Jørn Olsen , FlemmingHald Steffensen
DOI: 10.1034/J.1600-0412.1999.780805.X
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摘要: Aim. To assess the current prescribing pattern for 15,756 primiparae before, during, and after their pregnancies with reference to fetal neonatal risk. Method. A prescription database study linkage The Danish Medical Birth Registry from 1991 1996. drug subsidy system in retail pharmacies, made it possible identify prescriptions by individual use. All 34,334 were set against Swedish classification of risk use pregnancy lactation. Results. During pregnancy, safe (group A), potentially harmful B3, C, D), non-classifiable drugs accounted 40.9%, 26.6% 28.7% respectively. proportion women who redeemed was 29.2%, 8.6%, 18.7% 0.9% groups A, B, C D high declined during course pregnancy. Postpartum I II), effects III), 43.5%, 4.8%, 35.8% prescriptions, Conclusion. According system, we found that lactation a exposed one or more groups; furthermore, knowledge regarding safety fetus neonate limited large prescriptions. Current evidence about long-term prenatal exposure stresses need follow-up health development among children.