Medications and Vaccination During Pregnancy

yes i have used montair. its very effective and cheap to singular....

You need to ask your OB about this. Some things are safe and others are not.

No, xanax can cause birth defects as well as neural system defects because of the chemical altering traits of the drug.

Alli is a Category B drug. That means that it hasn't been tested on pregnant women. It didn't show any adverse affects on pregnant animals in testing, but animals and humans can react differently. Discuss it with your OBGYN.

Animal reproduction studies have shown an adverse effect on the fetus and there are no adequate or well controlled studies in humans. Consult your doctor before using.

You can have your blood taken while you are pregnant. Sometimes they use a needle to remove fluids from your belly. This usually doesn't harm the baby.

If it were given in the subcutaneous tissue, it will not hurt, but may not be effective or as effective. Ask your health care professional if you should have a second vaccination. Another vaccination would not hurt you, either.

If it were given by any other method or administration route besides IM or SubQ, you should contact your health care professional right away for advice on whether you are fully protected now, and if the administration of the drug the wrong way would have caused any untoward effect that needs treatment (this is especially true if this was somehow given IV).

You would also want to report the medication administration error to your health care professional or pharmacist so they can take action to prevent further incorrect administrations of the vaccine by whomever gave it incorrectly, or advise you on how to report it to VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System) in the US. VAERS tracks problems with vaccinations. See link below.

Morning sickness is a common symptom of pregnancy. Usually it disappears within 13 weeks, but sometimes it doesn't. This could be a condition called hyperemesis gravidarum (severe nausia and vomiting), which leads to a loss of nutrients and dehydration. If this is the case, you would probably be hospitalized and treated with intravenous fluids and medications. However for the common morning sickness, there is no successful treatment, nor are there any approved medications for it.

Two: The nasal inhalant, and the injection.

i have a really bad lowerback pain and i was just wandering if i can rub a little bit of deep heat cream on it just to soothe the ache! thanx

No, not at all. It is not safe for those that are not pregnant either. It is illegal in a few countries, as well as several US states. It can cause seizures, violent vomiting, hallucinations, aggression, and many other side effects.

No, ibuprofen is perfectly safe for you and your baby during pregnancy and even afterwards, as long as you follow the directions on the packaging. Think, what does the hospital give babies when they are little and sick? Ibuprofen or Tylenol. Don't overdose! But if you are feeling uncomfortable from cramps or pains ibuprofen is perfectly acceptable.

NO, ibuprofen is not safe to be taken during pregnancy.....drs recommend using aceteminophen during pregnancy, and the lowest dose recommended on the label. ibuprofen is typically sold as Motrin or advil, aceteminophen is sold as Tylenol. the reason that ibuprofen isn't recommended is due to the anti-imflammtory ingredients found in that particular drug. ask your dr for other safe alternatives to any medicine you may require during pregnancy

Dont listen to the first answer, listen to the second!! Ibuprofen is NOT NOT NOT safe. In recent studies of a small hole being formed in the fetus' heart, a stressor/main cause was the usage of ibuprofen products. ACETOMINOPHEN only!

You can not stop it using pills. You have to do abortion.

Lozenges for a sore throat are generally considered safe during pregnancy, but it's important to choose those without harmful ingredients. Look for lozenges that contain natural soothing agents like honey or menthol, and avoid those with high levels of sugar or artificial additives. Always consult with a healthcare provider before using any medication or remedy during pregnancy to ensure it’s appropriate for your specific situation.

You should discuss this with your doctor, hospital or pharmacist.

My wife had taken hcqs 1.5 yr before pregnancy and her Dr.(immunologist) asked to continue till 7th month. Even we have cross checked with her Gyn and found its safe during pregnancy. We had a healthy Baby boy.

Though HCQS was taken for 2 yrs there is no big change bcoz of that and we discontinued after her delivery. Now she is on different medication which is Turmeric powder + dry ginger powder+ fenugreek Powder, all 1 tea spoon in the empty stomach every morning. Which is safe and there is improvement…

However, I would suggest you to understand the situation and check with your Dr.

Simply put. No. If you have Factor V Leiden, you are contraindicated for taking any estrogen...be it birth control, estrogen therapy or hormone therapy. As far as progestin only pill........my doctors have told me no for that as well.

The medication is called "Duramorph"-- it is a long-acting morphine.

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if ur on a female contraceptive this can act the same hormone wise into fooling ur body into thinking its pregnant , giving a false positive pregnancy test.

Spelt Glutathione. This problem has not been thoroughly looked into but to ensure that no harm is done i suggest you don't take it if you don't REALLY need to take it. To get a more accurate answer speak to a pediatrician.

No! And this could be very, very dangerous. Do not consider taking anything like this to induce a miscarriage. See a family planning professional. They will help you. There is plenty of help available if you only ask for it.

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The pill septra is an antibiotic and should only be used in pregnancy when completely necessary. It should not really be used near full term but your Doctor is the best person to answer this as i am sure they know what they are doing. If still unsure why not ask a pharmacist as they are the ones who specialise in drugs and pharmacology.

You should wait at least one month before getting pregnant. The drug may effect your pregnancy. The drug needs to leave your system before you get pregnant.