Medications and Vaccination During Pregnancy

Nope! But it wont be healthy for the fetus. If you absolutely have to take something you should talk to your doctor. Tylenol is usually the thing you are allowed to take.

Generally speaking, the use of any drug during pregnancy could cause harmful birth defects. The best way to determine if Afrin will cause any harm is to ask your physician. He or she will be able to tell you with certainty whether or not it would be safe to take Afrin during your pregancy. This response has been given by a medical professional, but not a physician. Although this response has been checked for accuracy and has been researched, any advice given here does not take the place of your primary care provider. In an emergency, please dial 911 or your local emergency number. This response is provided under the terms and disclaimers of WikiAnswers and the author of this answer cannot be held liable for any misguided attempts to follow this advice without the observation or guidance of a licensed physician.

hello im pregnant in 4 months i woke up during the night with a pain in my ear i want to know if i can use an ear drop (otisedol)just to can talk to my doctor at morning

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Most women are told to only take Tylenol for a headache while pregnant. Now some doctors are stating that taking one aspirin or ibuprofen "once" in awhile during weeks 8 to 32 would be consider safe. As long as it is not a daily dose of several pills a day. However the safe drug is still Tylenol, unless your doctor prescribes something else stronger.

Any position that is comfortable for you is safe for your baby. So don't worry about that. The only concern that if there is any bleeding, check with your Dr.

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Although not conclusive, there has been evidence to show that there may be risks in taking this drug while pregnant. Klonopin is a benzodiazepine derivative in which studies have shown that malformations can occur such as cardiac and facial deformations when such a drug is used early in one's pregnancy. Again, such data obtained from such studies are not conclusive; however, other defects from this range of drugs can also be development shortcomings such as decreased IQ. When used late in one's pregnancy, this could cause the child to suffer from benzodiazepine withdrawal which could include complications such as floppy infant syndrome, a reluctance to suck, impaired metabolic responses to cold stress, and more. Some of these symptoms may even persist for hours or months after birth. In short, although not conclusive, it might be best to stay off of this medication during one's pregnancy, or consult one's physician to find alternative medication which pose no threat to the development of the fetus.

No. Nor is other pain killers, but you can take tylenol. You should only take aspirin under the doctor's advice. Aspirin is an anti coagulant thus it is dangerous when you are pregnant. If you have Hugh's syndrome or forms of Lupus doctors may prescribe it for you until the 35th week. If you have a chronic condition with the coagulation of the blood, you might even be prescribed heparin. However, you should always seek doctor's advice before taking any type of medication during and not during pregnancy. Stay away from aspirin. When baby comes, keep baby away from aspirin because of Rye's Syndrome. The best thing to do is to always ask a doctor.

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Category B: Animal studies indicate no fetal risk, but no human studies; or adverse effects in animals, but not in well-controlled human studies.

According to the EMC website at medicine.org.uk the shelf life is 5 years and does not require any specific storage.

Can yo take strepsils during pregnancy?

I was just prescribed flagyl 500mg for an infection and I'm 14 wks pregnant. So I'm guessing yes.

The correct answer is actually none. Many studies have shown that prescribing antibiotics does nothing to shorten the length or severity of symptoms, regardless of the color of the sputum, etc. The only studies that have shown any benefit (and there are only a few, compared with many studies showing no benefit) showed a very minor difference, for example a day less of symptoms. And for that very questionable benefit, you get the development of resistant organisms which are quickly becoming a public health crisis. Look for headlines involving "MRSA" or "VRE" for more info on that. Also look up "C. Diff Colitis" for another example of the dangers of overprescribing antibiotics.

I was watching the learning channel on tv one night and a woman went through 37 weeks of pregnancy without even knowing. After her dental appointment her dentist gave her Antibiotics to help with the pain she weighed about 105 she didn't have symptoms never gained weight or had a stomach. She woke up one morning with severe back pain and abdominal pain she told her husband she was going to the hospital and for him to stay home seeing he had to get up in the morning for work. she passed out in her front yard her neighbor came out seen her helped dragged her into her house and called the ambulance. by the time the paramdics came she was crowning she took a pregnancy test 3 months before she gave birth and it came up negative. Antibiotics are known to give you a false negative I was watching the learning channel on tv one night and a woman went through 37 weeks of pregnancy without even knowing. After her dental appointment her dentist gave her Antibiotics to help with the pain she weighed about 105 she didn't have symptoms never gained weight or had a stomach. She woke up one morning with severe back pain and abdominal pain she told her husband she was going to the hospital and for him to stay home seeing he had to get up in the morning for work. she passed out in her front yard her neighbor came out seen her helped dragged her into her house and called the ambulance. by the time the paramdics came she was crowning she took a pregnancy test 3 months before she gave birth and it came up negative. Antibiotics are known to give you a false negative

Either medicines would be useful to a ENT doctor.unlikely

STOP USING IT IF YOU ARE PREGNANT! It has been known to cause fetal malformations. It is best not used at all during pregnancy, but strictly avoid it during the first trimester.

Ceremonial Killings were a Puritan thing but if you study carefully the new Puritan's that moved to Massachusetts looking for religious freedom often did use capital punishment such as hangings and stone pressure (victim is tied to the ground and stone slabs mounted on their chest until they cease to breathe).

Women were not exempt from such deaths.

However, for smaller crimes such as gossiping, Puritans would actually sew the gossiping women's eyes and mouth shut so they could see no evil or speak no evil. Sadly i do not know the exact name of this ritual/punishment.

If your doctor has not prescribed the medicine, then you should not be taking it at all. Most people with a condition make compromises in favor of the baby, sometimes reducing pain medication or using something else. Make sure your doctor approves of your drug use.

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In the USA, it was banned by President Kennedy in I believe 1961. So, no it isn't.

This question should REALLY be answered by a qualified physician - NOT a forum such as this !