A 29-year-old woman who is 28 weeks pregnant is reviewed. She has developed pre-eclampsia with her current blood pressure being 156/104 mmHg and the urine dipstick reported as follows:
- Protein +
- Leucocytes negative
- Blood negative
There is no oedema and the patient is otherwise asymptomatic. Of the following drugs, which one is least suitable to use?
A.A Labetalol
B.A Nifedipine
C.A Losartan***
D.A Methyldopa
E.A Hydralazine.
- Protein +
- Leucocytes negative
- Blood negative
There is no oedema and the patient is otherwise asymptomatic. Of the following drugs, which one is least suitable to use?
A.A Labetalol
B.A Nifedipine
C.A Losartan***
D.A Methyldopa
E.A Hydralazine.
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