Maybe I am an extremist, but I would have to say I would not risk taking any medications during pregnancy. It always seams years down the road doctors find out the things they said were safe, actually were not. Better off safe than sorry. They will reasure you that this is safe, and that is safe, but without proper testing over an extended period of time, there is no way to know what is safe and isn't. It is like the old vaccinations that came out, I believe it was in the early sixtees. My Mom was one of the hundreds of thousands who got it. Now over forty years later they are finding that all the people who had that vaccine developed a rare form of deadly cancer from ages about 20-40. Look how long it took them to pick up on that? Over forty years! Don't trust what they say, do it Gods way!
There are oral medications that have been shown to be very harmful to pregnant woman and their unborn babies. It is very important to stop taking these medications. To find out if any medications you are taking, both oral and topical, are harmful, talk to the Doctor Who prescribed them.
Something that would not be taken internally; most externally applied benzoyl peroxide products would be best to use during pregnancy.
Yes they are safe but with the instructions given by the doctor.
Never take any medication during pregnancy without first consulting your doctor or midwife !
Yes it should be safe but as always when it comes to medication during pregnancy - ask your doctor just in case.
According to this website - http://women.webmd.com/pharmacist-drugs-medication-9/pregnancy-medicine -YES.
Taxim o 200 is an antibiotic that is in the Cephalosporin group of antibiotics. Taxim o 200 is considered a category B medication which means it is relatively safe to take during pregnancy.
This drug is safe during pregnancy.
Talk to your dr before using any type of medication while you are pregnant.
Yes. It is safe to use the above medication in pregnancy in recommended dosage. But you tend to avoid unnecessary medication in pregnancy.
Cetrizine is not safe during pregnancy. You can take promethazine (Phenergan). That is safe during pregnancy.
Yes, it is safe to take Eno during pregnancy.
Chlorpheniramine maleate is safe during pregnancy.
Penicillin is a category B medication with respect to pregnancy safety, meaning that it's in the same class as most medications given routinely during pregnancy.