Most prescription drugs fall into a risk factor category of A, B, C, D or X. These categories help explain how each drug can effect pregnancy and the baby:
-Category A: Studies have shown no increased risk of fetal abnormalities
-Category B: Studies have not been able to prove an increased risk of fetal abnormalities
-Category C: Studies in animals have shown an adverse effect but no studies have been done on pregnant women or no animal studies have been done and there are no adequate studies in pregnant women.
-Category D: Studies have shown that there is a risk to the fetus
-Category X: Studies clearly show a risk of abnormalities to the fetus
Lysine falls under the pregnancy risk Category C. If you have any other pressing concerns it is advised you speak with your doctor.
I am 38 weeks and just contacted my Ob-gyn...the verdict is still out. He recommended the Lysine cream for external use.
If you need Lysopaine you might need antibiotics and Lysopaine is not to take instead of antibiotics so check with a doctor first so it's not antibiotics you need.
i want to know if you can take lysine while taking chemo (cancer treatment) dang it!!!
Do not take any medications while pregnant without talking to your dr first.
According to my Obstetrician you can take Tylenol or Ibuprophen while pregnant.
No
No.
I can't get pregnant, so obviously not.
No. Studies have shown that it can cause unwanted problems to your baby if you take provera while you are pregnant.
Yes you can.
If you are pregnant you need to consult with your doctor before use.
I've been taking coumadin for nearly 4 years and recently started having some strange skin-related symptoms. After some research my doctor found that coumadin can deplete lysine in the body (regardless of diet) and has put me on lysine supplements. But I would still recommend ALWAYS talking to your doctor before taking any new medications or supplements while taking coumadin.
Do not take any medications while pregnant without talking to your dr first.
You should not take birth control while pregnant. Not at all.