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Any type of opioid exposure during pregnancycan causeneonatal abstinence syndrome , or a condition
Prescribed opioids among pregnant womenmay have contributedto increase in neonatal abstinence syndrome
buprenorphine use in pregnancycausesless neonatal abstinence syndrome
the increase in the use of prescribed opioids by pregnant womenhas ... contributedto an increase in neonatal abstinence syndrome
the use of prescribed opioidshas contributedto the rise of neonatal abstinence syndrome
her pregnancyresultedin the baby having neonatal abstinence syndrome
Use of prescription opioids like Codeine and hydrocodone during pregnancycan resultin neonatal abstinence syndrome ( NAS
even alcoholcan leadto Neonatal abstinence syndrome in babies
| National ... Heroin use during pregnancycan resultin neonatal abstinence syndrome ( NAS
A conditioncan ... causecalled neonatal abstinence syndrome
Withdrawal from those drugscan causeneonatal abstinence syndrome for the fetus
targeted outreachdesignedto prevent neonatal abstinence syndrome
Chronic opioid use during pregnancycausesneonatal abstinence syndrome ( NAS
Opioid use during pregnancycan leadto Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome ( NAS
opioid use during pregnancycausesneonatal abstinence syndrome ( NAS
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by maternal drug use(passive) caused byknown as Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
By Opioid Addiction(passive) Caused By Babies With Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
by mothers using opioids during pregnancy(passive) often caused bythe incidence of neonatal abstinence syndrome
by maternal opiate use(passive) caused byNeonatal Abstinence Syndrome ( NAS
by withdrawal from in - utero exposure to drugs(passive) is causedneonatal abstinence syndrome ( NAS
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when a baby is exposed to drugs during the course of pregnancy(passive) is causedNeonatal Abstinence Syndrome Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome ( NAS
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most often(passive) is causedNeonatal abstinence syndrome ( NAS
Substance use in the mothermay causeNeonatal Abstinence Syndrome ( NAS
the use of such drugsmay causeNeonatal Abstinence Syndrome ( NAS
This behavior can have devastating effects on the unborn childcausingneonatal abstinence syndrome ( NAS
exposure to opioids during pregnancy(passive) caused byneonatal abstinence syndrome
Heroin use during pregnancycan leadto neonatal abstinence syndrome
Cocaine use during pregnancycan leadto neonatal abstinence syndrome
the mother taking some type of opioid during the pregnancy(passive) is most commonly caused byNeonatal Abstinence Syndrome
Heroin use during pregnancycan causeneonatal abstinence disorder
from a newborn who was exposed to addictiveresultsfrom a newborn who was exposed to addictive
from a newborn who was exposed to addictive illegal or prescription drugs while in the mother 's wombresultsfrom a newborn who was exposed to addictive illegal or prescription drugs while in the mother 's womb
that an alcoholic one is vivid sleepy , in that continues consumingcausesthat an alcoholic one is vivid sleepy , in that continues consuming
in him having a global developmental delay and ADHDresultedin him having a global developmental delay and ADHD
breathing and feeding problemscan causebreathing and feeding problems
if drug is discontinuedwill resultif drug is discontinued
from the sudden discontinuation of substances that infants were exposed to in utero ( Kocherlakota , 2014resultsfrom the sudden discontinuation of substances that infants were exposed to in utero ( Kocherlakota , 2014
in utero opioid exposurecausedin utero opioid exposure
low birth weight , seizures , and health and social problemscauseslow birth weight , seizures , and health and social problems
excessive weight loss and seizurescan causeexcessive weight loss and seizures
withdrawal - like symptoms in babies born with opioids in their systemcausewithdrawal - like symptoms in babies born with opioids in their system
withdrawal symptoms(passive) caused bywithdrawal symptoms
withdrawal symptomscan causewithdrawal symptoms
withdrawal symptoms(passive) caused bywithdrawal symptoms
in disruption of the mother - infant relationshipmay resultin disruption of the mother - infant relationship
in disruption of the mother - infant relationship , sleep - wake abnormalitiesmay resultin disruption of the mother - infant relationship , sleep - wake abnormalities
to devastating , lifelong medical complicationscan leadto devastating , lifelong medical complications
in respiratory distress , hyperirritability , and difficulty sleepingresultsin respiratory distress , hyperirritability , and difficulty sleeping
them to cry and shake non - stopcausesthem to cry and shake non - stop
breathing and feeding problemscan causebreathing and feeding problems
in seizures and difficulty feedingcan resultin seizures and difficulty feeding
Other problems(passive) caused byOther problems
from a mother using medication or drugs such as opioids during pregnancycan resultfrom a mother using medication or drugs such as opioids during pregnancy
from both illicit drug use and prescription opiate analgesics in the setting of new treatments for addiction in pregnant womenresultingfrom both illicit drug use and prescription opiate analgesics in the setting of new treatments for addiction in pregnant women
in the babycan resultin the baby
most oftencausedmost often
oftencausesoften
from prenatal exposure to opioidscan resultfrom prenatal exposure to opioids
drug withdrawal symptomscausesdrug withdrawal symptoms
from withdrawal from opioids to which fetuses were exposed in uteroresultsfrom withdrawal from opioids to which fetuses were exposed in utero
when infants are exposed to opiates while in uteroresultswhen infants are exposed to opiates while in utero
withdrawal symptoms(passive) caused bywithdrawal symptoms
convulsions , vomiting , sweating and loss of appetitecan causeconvulsions , vomiting , sweating and loss of appetite
when a fetus is exposed to heroin and/or prescription opioids in the wombcausedwhen a fetus is exposed to heroin and/or prescription opioids in the womb
lengthy and costly hospital stayscauseslengthy and costly hospital stays
to deathcan leadto death
problems with medicationscan causeproblems with medications
to a number of disturbing health problems in children , such as low birth weight , birth defects and even long - term impairments in the way children learncan leadto a number of disturbing health problems in children , such as low birth weight , birth defects and even long - term impairments in the way children learn
from legally prescribed opioid medications , misuse of prescription opioids , illicit drugs such as heroin , or medication - assisted therapy to treat opioid use disorders , including Suboxone or methadonecan resultfrom legally prescribed opioid medications , misuse of prescription opioids , illicit drugs such as heroin , or medication - assisted therapy to treat opioid use disorders , including Suboxone or methadone
if the drug is discontinuedwill resultif the drug is discontinued