Katya asked:
I’d like to know both prescription and OTC medications your doctor felt were safe enough for you to use during your pregnancy. Thanks!
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Any OTC Tylenol product. As far as prescriptions you will have to ask your doctor or pharmasist.
Tylenol is okay to take, Tylenol pm, only one caplet is okay to take, Stool softners are okay to take, Fiber supplements, Asthma related medications are okay to take, …these are the medications i take and i am 30 weeks pregnant so i know its alright. If your taking your personal prescribed medications from your doctor you made need to ask if it is still safe to be taking them or not.