Prof Alan Cameron, from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, said: "We understand some women may have concerns about receiving vaccinations during their pregnancy, but we can provide ...

Family GP Dr Rob says, “It’s best to avoid medicines when pregnant. However, paracetamol is fine to take during pregnancy. With ibuprofen, there are different guidelines on whether it is safe to take, ...

So how do you sort through the fine print to know which medications can be used safely during pregnancy? The list below can help you understand which medications are commonly taken during pregnancy, ...

You can get pregnant by having a cough ... medicine with guaifenesin will work, claimed Amanda MacGibbon, a lifestyle ...

One of those medications is Benadryl. "Benadryl is safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding," Rac says. Just make sure to follow the instructions and don't exceed the maximum daily dose ...

As mentioned, most Crohn’s medications are safe to use during pregnancy and won’t negatively affect your baby. Your doctor will let you know if you should stay on your current medication or ...

If you take Ozempic®, you’ll need to talk with your healthcare provider about the risks this medication ... get pregnant while on the drug. (Learn more about Are Diabetes Drugs Safe & Effective ...

Pertussis or whooping cough is on the rise, and this disease can be deadly for infants. Vaccination during pregnancy is one way mothers can provide early protection to their baby.

Influenza A is the most common variant of the flu and the one you’re most likely to get during pregnancy. A flu shot is the ...

But for pregnant women with major depression, the risk of a relapse after stopping antidepressant medication is greater ... antidepressants are 100% safe to take during pregnancy." ...

Last week, the state reported that so far this year, 1,099 cases of whooping cough have been reported compared to just 45 at ...

This year could be a decade-high for whooping cough cases in Washington state, according to numbers by the state Department ...