First big data study tolls warning on benzo use in pregnancy
But one Australian expert remains unconvinced of its link to miscarriage
A big data study of benzodiazepine use shows it is linked to an increased risk of miscarriage, but an Australian expert remains unconvinced.
It is the first time different classes of benzodiazepines — including short-acting agents (such as temazepam or lorazepam) and long-acting agents (such as diazepam or clonazepam) — as well as duration of use have been quantified.
