Anything your partner does after you have already become pregnant will not affect your baby, unless they pass along an STD/STI -- your body closes the area the baby is in, off from the rest of the world to keep your child safe from contaminants, diseases, bacteria and the like.
"Have you talked to your partner about her wanting to have a baby with you?"
Deformities are caused in the first few weeks of pregnancy almost before the woman even knows she is pregnant. There are so many things that can cause deformity and flu medication is not among them that I doubt there is a claim.
Info from Drugs.com: FDA pregnancy category C. It is not known whether zolpidem is harmful to an unborn baby. Before taking this medication, tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant during treatment. This medication can pass into breast milk and may harm a nursing baby. Do not use this medication without telling your doctor if you are breast-feeding a baby.
I had my tubes clipped 8 years ago and i so desperatly want a baby girl and a baby boy with my partner is it possible for us to have a baby as my body says I'm pregnant but the pregnancy test says I'm not but my son and partner thinks and believes that i am pregnant if I'm not then how can i give my partner a love baby
Not particualrly. I'd talk to a doctor before taking any type of medication though. The baby should be about due at forty weeks!
If he took the medication after the baby was concieved (you already knew you were pregnant) then the medication he took will have no effect. If he took it during the time the baby was concieved, it very well may have an effect on the baby.
Insulin is not bad for pregnant woman and the baby. Nevertheless it is recommended drug for diabetes during pregnancy.
Finax (finasteride) has the potental to cause birth defects only if a pregnant woman comes in contact with it. I.e takes a tablet or touches a broken tablet. not if a female becomes pregnant to a male who is taking finasteride. However many men decide to discontinue taking the medication whilst trying for a baby.
no its dangerous for the baby
I'm not completely sure what you mean by this question, but here's my answer: If you have been taking a contraceptive (birth control) pill while pregnant, there will probably be little or no side effects. If you are asking if you can take other medications while pregnant, this would depend on exactly what medication it is you are taking. You should consult your doctor or a pharmacist to find out what effects your medications could have on your unborn baby.
If you know you have a kidney stone you must have been diagnosed by a doctor. Call that doctor and ask about possible painkilling medication. At eight months you can't afford to take any chances.
They can have zero alcoholic beverages because the alcohol goes right to the baby and can have terrible affects on brain and physical development. This is why you check with your doctor about every medication or over-the-counter supplement you are taking because you can cause permanent harm by not taking care.