Patient had spontaneous vaginal delivery

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Patient had a spontaneous vaginal delivery at 1100 today with epidural anesthesia. Delivered a live male infant. A 2nd-degree perineal tear was repaired with suture. Patient plans to breastfeed infant. Patient denies pain at this time. Quantitative blood loss 75 mL. Postpartum oxytocin administered with good response. Patient history significant for the following: Anemia of pregnancy History of motor vehicle accident trauma Opioid dependence disorder related to prescription medications Hyperthyroidism Seizures Depression Home medication list: Prenatal multivitamins with ferrous sulfate Buprenorphine (Subutex) Sertraline (Zoloft) Lamotrigine (Lamictal) potential condition?

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