Pregnancy and medications

In the majority of cases, the concepts of pregnancy and medications are incompatible. Virtually all medicines - with very few exceptions - have contraindications to use during pregnancy and lactation. Often, the instructions to the drugs say that taking them during pregnancy should be exclusively for the doctor's prescription. Sometimes the wording contains a recommendation to the doctor: carefully weigh the expected benefit for the mother and the potential risks to the fetus.

Activated carbon during pregnancy

No matter how safe and effective it is in the fight against various diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, this drug was not, however, women need to use the activated charcoal in pregnancy especially carefully.

Breastfeeding during pregnancy

Breastfeed during pregnancy is an indispensable drug, as it removes sputum from the body, and also has an anti-inflammatory and diluting effect.

But-spa during pregnancy

Pregnancy is a big responsibility for the life of the baby's future, so the question arises: "Is it safe to sleep in pregnancy?"

Valerian during pregnancy

Valerian during pregnancy is prescribed only according to indications, including the anxious state of the future mother, her insomnia, anxiety, fully explainable hormonal changes in the body and the excitement about the health of the fetus.

Aspirin during pregnancy

Should I take aspirin during pregnancy? - such a question excruciates most expectant mothers, because in conditions when a woman carries a child, most of the usual medicines can harm the fetus.

Citramon in Pregnancy

Headaches of varying intensity and temperature sometimes occur in a pregnant woman. The future mum on a habit takes packing tsitramona. And whether it is possible to use tsitramon at pregnancy? Based on the prescription instructions for use, the drug is contraindicated in the first and third trimester, as well as for the entire lactation period.

Medications that can be used in pregnancy

The most commonly used drugs in pregnancy include antiemetic, antacid, antihistamine, analgesic, antimicrobial, tranquilizing, hypnotics, diuretics, and social and illegal drugs.

Can I take medicine during pregnancy?

When a woman discovers a delay in menstruation (which is, as a rule, already two to three weeks of pregnancy), she realizes that she is pregnant. It is then that she has worries about whether she did not harm her future child with alcohol, smoking or taking any medication at that time.

The use of clonidine in late toxicosis of pregnant women

Clopheline is an antihypertensive drug whose action is associated with a characteristic effect on the neurogenic regulation of vascular tone. Like naphthyzine, clonidine stimulates peripheral alpha 1-adrenergic receptors and has a short pressor effect.

The use of antispasmodic agents in parturients with pelvic presentation of the fetus

When preparing for childbirth and in the process of the birth act, it is necessary to systematically introduce antispasmodics at 2-3 h intervals, taking into account the nature of labor, the type of abnormality of labor and the pharmacodynamics of the antispasmodics used.

Family and Children