Ask your doctor, my doctor prescribed methyldopa for my high blood pressure, but I am breastfeeding, not pregnant. If you have high blood pressure, your doctor will know whats best for you and your baby.
If you are pregnant and have pre-existing hypertension, it is important for it to be well controlled.
In some women hypertension is brought on by the pregnancy, this usually does not develop before the 20th week.
Occasionally, other abnormalities develop, for example the appearance of protein in the urine and abnormalities of blood clotting. This is called pre-eclampsia and it requires regular checks and sometimes admission so that a closer eye can be kept and other treatment given if needed.
Your doctor will ensure that you are regularly monitored so that any potential complications are avoided.Do not worry though in the vast majority of cases that are well looked after there are no adverse consequences.
AnswerThis is from a published medical paper =) Hope it helps!Pharmacologic therapy could benefit mother and baby when diastolic pressure exceeds 110mmHg. Preeclampsia must be followed closely. Methyldopa (eg, Aldomet) and hydralazine (eg, Apresoline) are still the drugs of choice during pregnancy, although the safety and efficacy of calcium channel blockers and beta-blockers appear well established.
All drug are prescribed on the principle that "for this patient, the benefits outweigh the risks". No drugs are 100% safe (since there's always one patient who reacts really oddly), however all blood pressure drugs are some of the safest (they're used frequently, so are well tested). Doctors only prescribed drugs that they are capable of using - they won't prescribe anything "new" , "untested" or "odd".
All the medicines used for blood pressure are not safe to be used in pregnancy. Your doctor will give you safe medication.
Any medicine combined with blood pressure medicine on a patient can pose some risk. It is best to consult with a doctor or pharmacist for safe dosage and advice.
That drug is probably paracetamol. It is safe in pregnancy.
You must ask your doctor or pharmacist if it is safe to do so. You can take another cough medicine(over the counter) if you can wait.
Gridles are not safe for pregnant women you do not want to apply any kind of pressure onto your stomach as it could harm your baby.
yea its safe but it dont always feel great for the female and if you do it doggy style make sure you put a pillow under her belly it takes off pressure from the back and theres less movement for the baby
not really,what if you go into premature labour,better to be safe than sorry.
It depends on the medicine. Some medicines are safe in pregnancy, and some are not. Others are safe during pregnancy but not if breastfeeding. If you are already on certain prescription medication and you are planning to get pregnant or you have just found out you are pregnant, call your doctor or your pharmacist and see if the medicine is still safe. If not, ask your doctor if there are safe alternatives and get a prescription for those. If you are worried about a medicine that you have not started to take yet, just make sure that your doctor knows you are pregnant when you go to see them and then they will know to prescribe something that is safe for pregnancy. When you go to pick up the prescription, you can also double-check with the pharmacist to be sure it is safe. Also, over-the-counter medicines are not all necessarily safe during pregnancy, either (for instance, Tylenol is okay but aspirin is bad). It's a good idea to ask your doctor or your pharmacist before you take any kind of medicine, prescription or over-the-counter.
my pregnant wife test positive inACA(anticardiolipin antibodyantibody Igm<21.9) her doctor suggested an injection named -enoxaparin sodium for the entire period is this medicine is safe during pregnancy and how long use this medicine
yes it is safe and can even help with swollen ankles.http://www.brighthub.com/health/alternative-medicine/articles/16624.aspxhttp://www.storknet.com/cubbies/pregnancy/herbalallies.htm
Zicam is pretty safe but there is a contraversy about the fact that this medicine is causing the loss of smell also if you or your baby are allergic to Zinc or have any sensitivity to it then you should not take it at all.
You must not take this medicine without consulting your doctor as it is very strong antibiotic drug. Please always consult your doctor if you need to take any medicine.
Now why would you want to do that? Does the horse have worms in its system? Check with a veterinarian first to see if your horse does have worms, and if it does, give it dewormer (which is a kind of medicine). Your veterinarian will also tell you which dewormer is safe for pregnant mares and which are not.