hi there i have been taking zopiclone for some time now .. not every night but when i feel i need to . i found out i waz prengant months ago and i miscarrige at 6 weeks .. just found out that i waz prengent again and once again miscarrie . i am just wonder if zopiclone and even lorzapam can cause this ... i have had scans and my womb look fine .......... ?? thank you
Hi, I have gone through your question. Zopiclone and lorazepam are not considered teratogenic ( they do not harm the fetus). Hence, it is very unlikely that these drugs are the cause of your miscarriages. There are many causes of first trimester abortion, most common being chromosomal defects. I would suggest you to get yourself investigated for the various causes of first trimester abortions, do practice contraception till all the reports come and take folic acid from 2 months prior to planning conception. Hope this answers your question. Wishing you good health.
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Could Zopiclone And Lorazepam Cause Miscarriage?
Hi, I have gone through your question. Zopiclone and lorazepam are not considered teratogenic ( they do not harm the fetus). Hence, it is very unlikely that these drugs are the cause of your miscarriages. There are many causes of first trimester abortion, most common being chromosomal defects. I would suggest you to get yourself investigated for the various causes of first trimester abortions, do practice contraception till all the reports come and take folic acid from 2 months prior to planning conception. Hope this answers your question. Wishing you good health.