Answer
No adequate pregnancy data exist for cysteamine in Cystadrops (mercaptamine hydrochloride); animal studies show reproductive toxicity including teratogenesis, and human risk is unknown, although pregnancy effects are not anticipated with negligible ocular systemic exposure and precautions apply with concomitant oral cysteamine.
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- Cystadrops 3.8mg/ml eye dropsRecordati Rare Diseases UK Ltd · emc · SmPC §4.6 Fertility, pregnancy and lactation · Version 10Document updated
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