Certain nausea medicines, such as pyridoxine (vitamin B6) and Unisom (doxylamine), are safe to take during pregnancy to help ...

Trying to get pregnant ... for Women and Babies, agrees. “There are no randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials on this, and those are considered the gold standard in medicine ...

But there are specific kinds that are best: “Cough medicines that contain guaifenesin and dextromethorphan should be okay for a short time,” says Meleen Chuang, MD, the chief of obstetrics and ...

But you'll have to be more careful when using medications to ease the symptoms. Pregnant women shouldn't take Advil or aspirin for a cold Cannon says to steer clear of Advil, ibuprofen ...

CHILDREN could be three times as likely to develop ADHD if their mums take paracetamol during pregnancy, research suggests. The study is one of several pieces of research that have looked into ...

When a non-pregnant person quits these medicines, doctors typically help them wean off to mitigate side effects, but women who find out ... that quitting these drugs cold turkey, as opposed ...

Occasional use of antihistamine and decongestant combinations during pregnancy is generally considered low risk. But using cold medicines in high doses or for long periods may increase your ...

You can. The flu vaccine is actually recommended for pregnant women. Pregnant women have a higher rate of complications, and they can get very seriously ill, and sometimes even lose the baby if ...

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