Pregnancy and Medication: Concerns About Heart Medications and Fetal Safety
Medications during pregnancy Hello Doctor: I previously had autonomic nervous system dysfunction and improved after a year of medication, which I then discontinued. Over the past six months, I have only taken Sotalol or Anxiolytic when necessary, but not frequently (I did not tak...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it generally does not have an impact. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Pregnancy and Medication: Concerns About Heart Medications and Fetal Safety
Medication Use During Pregnancy Preparation: What You Need to Know
Medication Issues During Preconception I would like to ask if it is safe to use these medications while trying to conceive: TINTEN 500MG, LIDONIN 10MG, MAWEI 40MG, WEIDECOME TABLETS, and RWELIZEN 20MG.
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Hello: The above medications are classified as pregnancy category B-C and can be taken while preparing for pregnancy. If you become pregnant, please discuss with your physician whether to continue taking them. For any future medication inquiries, you can look up pregnancy medicat...[Read More] Medication Use During Pregnancy Preparation: What You Need to Know
Do Pre-Pregnancy Medications Interact with L-Carnitine and Affect Contraception?
Will premedication and carnitine interact with each other? I would like to inquire whether there is any interaction between Clomiphene and L-Carnitine that could affect contraception.
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, generally it won't happen. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Do Pre-Pregnancy Medications Interact with L-Carnitine and Affect Contraception?
Do I Need to Stop Taking Pre-Pregnancy Medication After One Year?
Do I need to stop taking pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) after one year? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask about my current situation. I have been taking PrEP for a year now, and tomorrow I will start my 13th pack. So far, I have not experienced any side effects, and I do not hav...
Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
Hello! It is recommended to consult a gynecologist for evaluation before starting or stopping contraceptive pills. Thank you![Read More] Do I Need to Stop Taking Pre-Pregnancy Medication After One Year?
Impact of Pregnancy Medications on Fetal Development: What You Need to Know
Medications during pregnancy Hello Doctor: On August 11, I visited the obstetrics and gynecology department for a urine test and was informed that I was not pregnant. The doctor prescribed me medication to induce menstruation (a three-day supply, four times a day) and two types o...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the dosage and duration of the medication you took are minimal, and the likelihood of any impact is low. It is recommended to have your physician evaluate this during your prenatal check-up. Thank you! Wishing you safety and health. Dr. Zhang[Read More] Impact of Pregnancy Medications on Fetal Development: What You Need to Know
Pregnancy Medication Consultation: Concerns About V-Genta (Gentamicin) Use
Pregnancy Medication Consultation: v-genta (gentamicin) Hello Doctor: My wife is currently 35 weeks pregnant and was hospitalized for bed rest. During this time, she required intravenous infusion, which led to symptoms of phlebitis and cellulitis at the injection site. The obstet...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it generally does not have an impact. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Pregnancy Medication Consultation: Concerns About V-Genta (Gentamicin) Use
Impact of Early Pregnancy Medication on Fetal Development: What You Need to Know
Taking menstrual-inducing medication during early pregnancy..? Hello, doctor. I have a question to ask you. My last menstrual cycle started on July 26. On September 5, I went to the hospital for a pregnancy test, which showed one line, indicating I was not pregnant. Therefore, th...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the use of Estrogen tablets is not recommended for pregnant women. However, if the dosage is not high and the duration of use is short, it is generally not advised to abandon pregnancy due to this. It is usually recommended to have the obstetrician arrange for relevant exa...[Read More] Impact of Early Pregnancy Medication on Fetal Development: What You Need to Know
Pregnancy Medication Concerns: Effects on Fetal Movement and Safety
Medications during pregnancy Hello, doctor. I am the one who inquired about medication for pregnant women the day before yesterday. I went to an ENT specialist who helped me with a nasal spray (wanose). I would like to ask you, as I have noticed that the fetal movements have been...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, the medication you mentioned should theoretically not cause any discomfort to the fetus or lead to fetal hypoxia; monitoring is sufficient. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Pregnancy Medication Concerns: Effects on Fetal Movement and Safety
Pregnancy and Medication: Assessing Risks of Common Gastro Drugs
Medications during pregnancy Hello, doctor! My wife was unaware that she was pregnant and experienced stomach discomfort, so she went to a gastroenterology clinic and took medication for three days. After three days, she returned for a follow-up and was prescribed more medication...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the pregnancy medication categories for the mentioned drugs are as follows: - ALUZAINE TABLETS: Unknown - SUWELL: Category C - METOCLOPRAMIDE: Category B - FAMOTIDINE: Category B - HYOSCYAMINE: Category C - DOMPERIDONE: Category C - FUCOLE: Category B - STOMACCUS: Not av...[Read More] Pregnancy and Medication: Assessing Risks of Common Gastro Drugs
Pregnancy Medication Consultation: Can I Take Sustained Release Tablets?
Pregnancy Medication Consultation Hello, I would like to ask if it is safe to take Sustained Release 30mg tablets during pregnancy. My doctor advised me to take it when my blood pressure exceeds 150, but I found in the leaflet that it is not recommended for pregnant women, which ...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
Currently, is it safe to take Hengmai Xun Continuous Release Coated Tablets 30mg during pregnancy? The doctor advised me to take it when my blood pressure exceeds 150, but the leaflet states that it should not be used by pregnant women. Answer: It is safe to take.[Read More] Pregnancy Medication Consultation: Can I Take Sustained Release Tablets?
Pregnancy Medication Concerns: Impact of Dermatological Treatments on Fetal Health
Questions about medication during pregnancy? Hello, my last menstrual period started on April 5th, and I haven't gotten my period this month. On May 5th, a pregnancy test showed a faint second line, and on May 8th, the second line was clearly visible. I have been dealing wit...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description of the pregnancy safety classifications of medications, most fall under category B or C, which can be used if necessary. Doxycycline is classified as category D, and the classification of retinoic acid varies depending on its formulation and dosag...[Read More] Pregnancy Medication Concerns: Impact of Dermatological Treatments on Fetal Health
Medication Safety During Pregnancy: What Expecting Fathers Should Know
Medications during pregnancy Hello Doctor, I recently made a plan with my wife to conceive, and we successfully became pregnant at the end of November. The doctor checked that fertilization occurred about three weeks ago (around 11/10), but I have some questions: 1. During the ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is unlikely that sperm will affect the fetus. However, it is still recommended that you attend regular prenatal check-ups and discuss any concerns with your obstetrician. Thank you! Wishing you safety and health. Dr. Zhang[Read More] Medication Safety During Pregnancy: What Expecting Fathers Should Know
Safe Medications During Pregnancy: A Guide for Expecting Mothers
Medications during pregnancy Hello Doctor, today I visited an ENT clinic due to a runny nose and also mentioned that I've been experiencing persistent hiccups and throat pain due to my pregnancy. The doctor prescribed some medications, but I couldn't find any informatio...
Dr. Xu Junrui Reply:
The basic pregnancy medication categories are classified as A, B, C, D, and X. Generally, categories A, B, and C are considered safe for use. However, there are many medications in clinical practice that do not have sufficient data for complete classification. I will provide you ...[Read More] Safe Medications During Pregnancy: A Guide for Expecting Mothers
Understanding Pregnancy Medication: Caffeine and Weight Loss Drugs
Medications during pregnancy I recently became pregnant, but I have been continuously taking weight loss pills. I noticed that the prescription indicates caffeine is classified as Category X, but when I visited my obstetrician, the doctor said it is Category C and that it is not ...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Regarding caffeine, moderate intake during pregnancy typically does not affect the fetus. Pregnant women can generally consume 2 to 3 cups of coffee per day. However, excessive caffeine intake may have implications. Since the caffeine content and other ingredients in your weight ...[Read More] Understanding Pregnancy Medication: Caffeine and Weight Loss Drugs
Pregnancy Medication Concerns: Seeking Guidance for Safe Choices
Medications during pregnancy Hello Doctor, I discovered yesterday that I am pregnant... but I have some concerns that are troubling me, and I hope to seek your advice... 1. Last April, I had a genital infection with warts. Later, possibly due to the discharge, I found that my a...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
1. Genital warts caused by this virus only affect the epidermis and nerves, and will not infect the fetus, so please rest assured. If there is an unfortunate recurrence, discuss treatment options with your physician. 2. Common cold medications typically do not have adverse effe...[Read More] Pregnancy Medication Concerns: Seeking Guidance for Safe Choices
What Happens If You Accidentally Insert a Fever Suppository into the Vagina?
Antipyretic suppository mistakenly inserted into the vagina? Hello, doctor: What will happen if a "fever-reducing suppository" is mistakenly inserted into the vagina? If I suspect that I might be pregnant, will inserting the wrong suppository have any effects? The night...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
Dear JOAN: In theory, absorption should not differ whether taken orally, vaginally, or rectally. It is best not to self-medicate, as medications can affect pregnancy. Please consult your prescribing physician to clarify the pregnancy medication classifications and information r...[Read More] What Happens If You Accidentally Insert a Fever Suppository into the Vagina?
Is It Safe for Pregnant Women to Use Oxymetazoline Nasal Spray?
Nasal congestion issues? Hello, Doctor: I am currently 26 weeks pregnant. I had a cold before the Lunar New Year and visited an obstetrician to get medication. My cold symptoms have mostly improved, but both of my nostrils are blocked, and I am feeling quite uncomfortable with di...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
It is recommended that you search on Google using the keyword "pregnancy medication safety classification" to understand what the pregnancy medication safety categories are. For example, the classification levels are as follows: - **Category A**: There is sufficient ev...[Read More] Is It Safe for Pregnant Women to Use Oxymetazoline Nasal Spray?
Impact of Early Pregnancy Medication on Fetal Development: Doxycycline and Strocaine
What is the impact of medication use during early pregnancy on the fetus? I took Doxycycline and Strocaine for about four days, once in the morning and once in the evening, two to three weeks before pregnancy. What is the impact of these two medications on the fetus? What is the ...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
Doxycycline is a type of tetracycline that is classified as Category D due to its effects on bone development and teeth in children. Strocaine, which is a gastric medication, has minimal impact on children. It is recommended to undergo amniocentesis if the mother is 34 years old ...[Read More] Impact of Early Pregnancy Medication on Fetal Development: Doxycycline and Strocaine