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Medications in PregnancyPlease remember to use caution with all medications in pregnancy. Always read instructions and talk to your health care provider with any questionsThe following medications are considered to be safe when taken in pregnancyConstipation:Colace 100mg twice per day as neededFibercon, MetamucilMilk of magnesiaMira lax Heartburn:TumsPepcid over the counterMylanta gas/ simethicone / GasXLiquid aloeNausea/ Vomiting:Sea Bands: Available at most local drug storesVitamin B6: 25mg - 50mg up to 3x per dayUnisom: 12.5mg at bedtime. May repeat as needed but not to exceed 50mg per dayGinger: (like in ginger ale) – 250mg up to 4x per dayHeadaches/pain/fever:Tylenol (acetaminophen)Allergies:BenadrylClaritin – avoid extended release or “D” allergy medsZyrtecSaline nasal sprayColds/coughs:Sudafed (Pseudoephedrine)RobitussinAlso:Hydrocortisone 1% cream or ointment, Gyne-Lotrimin/MonistatNausea in PregnancyEat small frequent meals. Avoid an empty stomachEat high carbohydrates, low fat foodsEat meals high in proteinEat a bland, dry diet (crackers, pita chips)Avoid spicy, offensive foods and smellsDrink frequently and in small amounts. Sip all day, recommended beverages include cold, clear carbonated liquids, lemonade, ginger ale and supplemental nutritional products (Gatorade all sport, Ensure, Boost)Lie down/rest as neededChange positions slowlyAvoid iron containing preparationsWait 1 hour after eating to brush teeth ................
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