Antihistamines, such as Benadryl, are considered safe during pregnancy. The decongestant guafenesin, which thins mucous secretions, is also safe. If you have a cough, plain old Robitussin DM is fine, but avoid the multi-symptom cold formulas. For pain, take Tylenol. Do not take aspirin, advil, or aleve for pain. Of course, inhaling hot steam, salt water gargles, chicken soup, and bed rest are great home remedies and perfectly safe during pregnancy.
Ask you doctor, midwife or pharmacist because they will be able to give you an accurate answer
Tylenol is ok to take. its actually the only thing Dr's will let u take. Anything else can possibly harm the baby.
Sudefed. Stay away from meds with asprin. You should always call your dr 1st.
sudefed is the best thing to take and its completely safe for your unborn child!
do not take any the only thing to take while pregant is tums--NOTHING ELSE IS SAFE!
Some preparation with paracetamol, cholrpheniramine with phenylephrine will do.
Ask your doctor or midwife
Does 5 month pregnant woman take medicine for miscarriage?
You can try Respivax or Vitamin C it really helps.
It is not advised to take cold medicine while pregnant, consult a physician first.
Taking cold medicine to fall asleep because you know it helps you sleep when you take it for colds.
It says on the package that pregnant women should not use it.
You should only take medicines with the advice of a doctor if you are pregnant.
hi, Norflox good but take suggestion to physician .
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.
There are tons of different medicines for colds but I will tell you from experience none of them work I use these cups you fill with water then add this round thing and it makes vapor - I forget what it was called, but I would say tissues work miracles so get some. The best advice on medicine for colds may be the old answer given by country doctors : "If you have a cold, take great care of yourself, and take the best medicine you can find. If you do, the cold will be all gone in seven days; if you don't it will last a whole week." Seriously, colds are caused by a virus. There is no real treatment for a virus infection. Some 'cold medicines' will alleviate one or two of the symptoms, but the actual illness stays there for its usual week.
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