Over-The-Counter Drug Abuse Related Topics
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OTC Drugs Related Topics
Taking Nexium While Pregnant: What You Need to KnowCurrently, the Food and Drug Administration has categorized Nexium in the pregnancy category B. This category indicates Nexium is generally considered safe to use while pregnant.
Acetaminophen While Pregnant: What You Need to KnowAcetaminophen is the active ingredient in Tylenol, and it’s also included in different cold and flu combination medications sold over-the-counter. Can you take Tylenol while pregnant? The information regarding the use of Tylenol while pregnant varies somewhat.
Taking Benadryl While Pregnant: What You Need to KnowMany over-the-counter medications are considered safe during pregnancy, while others aren’t. One medicine commonly used is Benadryl. However, is Benadryl safe to take while pregnant?
Tums and Alka Seltzer While Pregnant: What You Need to KnowTums and Alka Seltzer are two brand-name, over-the-counter medicines frequently used to treat heartburn. Can you take Tums while pregnant?
Taking Benadryl While Breastfeeding: What You Need to KnowTaking Benadryl while breastfeeding isn’t considered to be a good option, even though it’s largely safe during pregnancy.
What You Need to Know About Taking Flu Medicine While BreastfeedingIs flu medicine safe for breastfeeding? Overall most types of prescription antiviral medications may be safe for breastfeeding mothers.
Ibuprofen While Breastfeeding: What You Need to KnowOverall, NSAIDs are probably safe to take during breastfeeding. However, a nursing mother should speak to her doctor before taking anything.
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