Brethine User Reviews & Ratings
Brethine has an average rating of 4.0 out of 10 from a total of 4 reviews on Drugs.com. 0% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 50% reported a negative experience.
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Premature Labor | 4 reviews for Premature Labor | 15 medications |
- Anonymous
- October 31, 2009
For Premature Labor "It slowed down my contractions pretty fast, but when it wore off, the pain would start again. The reason why I stopped taking it was because it gave me a massive headache, my sinus area was hurting so bad, and my ears felt like they were going to pop. Other than that, good medication to control contractions."
- Mom...
- Taken for 1 to 6 months
- June 20, 2022
For Premature Labor "Horrible 24 years of endocrine brain issues, heart problems. My daughter had learning problems, heart issues, so wish I never took it, there were other options available. I took 5 to 10 mg every 2 to 4 hours, hundreds of pills for months when 3 days is only recommended. I got gestational diabetes. It did a lot of harm. Worst of all is the guilt they laid at your feet. Short-term benefits do not outweigh lifelong issues. They should have followed through with aftercare for us mothers and children, most of all."
- Anonymous
- May 1, 2008
For Premature Labor "It works while it's in your system. Works fast... but it makes my hands shake bad. My heart races too. Hard to get used to, but slows the contractions to nothing."
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For Premature Labor "Was put on this for premature labor. Yes, the side effects are not fun.....BUT my son was stillborn 1 month early. He was always in the low % of development while an infant, but the pediatrician said that happens with preemies. During his second year, we started questioning that maybe something else was wrong. At 3 yrs, specialists at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital diagnosed him with PDD, Pervasive Developmental Disorder. He's 26 now with a bunch of labels added, and his mind is still that of a child. Our family wouldn't trade him for the world, BUT if I could turn back time, I would have never taken this drug. My son has a beautiful life because we have such a loving family, but I wouldn't wish his disabilities on my worst enemy. I'm glad this drug is off the market....."