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Medications and Supplements During Pregnancy

Medication / Supplement Precautions First trimester (first 13 – 14 weeks from your last menstrual period): Do not take any medication (over the counter or prescribed by a physician) other than prenatal vitamins and Tylenol (Acetaminophen), without checking with your … Continued

Notice on First Trimester Do not take any medication (over the counter or prescription) in the first trimester other than Prenatal Vitamins and Tylenol without checking with your physician. If you have a medical condition for which you normally take … Continued

Tips to Lessen Morning Sickness

Sleep Before you go to bed: Be sure to have plenty of fresh air in the room where you sleep. The odor of soiled clothes and other household odors in the room where you sleep may upset your stomach. Before … Continued

Gastrointestinal Problems During Pregnancy

Indigestion and Heartburn: These problems occur because the stomach empties more slowly during pregnancy and the enlarging uterus crowds the digestive organs, especially the stomach. Food may back up into the lower part of the esophagus, causing a burning sensation. … Continued

Harmful Substances During Pregnancy

Harmful Substances in the Home or Workplace Cleaning agents Do not use chlorinated hydrocarbon cleaning fluids. Pesticides Do not work with pesticides. If you have pesticides used in your home, leave the house for several hours and have good ventilation … Continued

The BRAT Diet for Nausea, Vomiting, or Diarrhea

What to Drink and Eat After Vomiting and/or Diarrhea Begin taking a few sips of water or oral rehydrating solution (ORS). ORS has the advantage of a proper balance of sugar and salt. Examples of brands are Pedialyte and Rehydralyte … Continued

Harmful Substances (Personal)

Alcohol: There is no safe level of alcohol consumption while pregnant. Smoking: Smoking reduces the amount of oxygen to the baby. Smoking results in increased risk of premature deliver, miscarriage, stillbirth and low birth weight babies. It is not safe … Continued

Swelling

Swelling of the lower extremities, especially during the latter months of pregnancy, is a normal physiologic even. Swelling of the hands or face should be brought to the attention of the doctor. Staying off your fee and lying on your … Continued

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