including the risks of not treating your condition during pregnancy, may determine whether you should take the drug during this time. In fact, hypothyroidism (low thyroid hormone levels), which ...

Pregnant women who use drugs are more likely to receive little or no prenatal care. This study sought to understand how drug use and factors associated with drug use influence women's prenatal ...

Anti-inflammatory drugs taken by millions of pregnant women around the world may ... on children who are exposed to glucocorticoids - a class of steroids - in the womb. Those prenatally exposed ...

The study, published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, analyzed 90,860 drug trials involving women ages 18 to 45 from the past 15 years and found that only 0.8% included ...

NSAIDs are generally safe drugs in pregnancy if they are used in short limited courses, but may be associated with renal and cardiac failure, hypertension and fluid overload in the mother ...

A dedicated FAQ section is available for common drugs to address questions and provide a deeper understanding of Anemia in Pregnancy management options. Remember to consult your healthcare ...

In fact, little is known about the impact of Ozempic and similar drugs on those who are trying to get pregnant because those people "were specifically excluded from early clinical trials of the ...

It’s not known whether Repatha (evolocumab) is safe to receive while pregnant or breastfeeding. Certain factors may determine whether you can receive the drug during this time. If you may be or can ...