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| Babies exposed in the first trimester of their mother's
pregnancy to blood pressure drugs called ACE inhibitors are at an
increased risk of birth defects, according to a new study. "It takes 15 to 17
years for a new concept to become routine, such as ace inhibitors for
congestive heart failure and beta blockers for myocardial
infarction," Bechard says. Diuretics, oxygen, surgery and low-sodium diets treat
the symptoms, while ACE inhibitors and beta blocking drugs prolong life
and reduce hospitalizations. |
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