What Medicine Can I Take While Pregnant?

A List of Approved Medications For Pregnant Women

Avoid using medications during pregnancy, unless we specifically prescribe one for you; however, occasionally illness or a new medical condition may develop requiring therapy. The following is a list that you may use. There is no need to check with our office before using these medications:

Your first prenatal appointment with our Grapevine obstetricians is a busy one. At this appointment, we perform several prenatal tests.

Approved Pregnancy Medication Indication and Symptoms
Tylenol
Fever, muscle aches, headaches
Gaviscon
Heartburn, indigestion
Maalox
Heartburn, indigestion
Mylanta
Heartburn, indigestion
Riopan
Heartburn, indigestion
Kaopectate
Diarrhea
Imodium
Diarrhea
Throat Lozenges & Sprays
Sore throat
Zicam
Early cold symptoms
Robitussin
Cough
Mucinex
Cough
Mucinex-DM
Cough suppressant
Robitussin-DM
Cough suppressant
Zyrtec
Cold or allergy
Claritin
Cold or allergy
Claritin-D
Cold or allergy
Tavist
Cold or allergy
Tavist-D
Cold or allergy
Benadryl
Cold or allergy
Sudafed
Cold or allergy
Vitamin B6
Nausea
Nestrex
Nausea
Colace
Constipation
Surfak
Constipation
Benadryl 25 mg
Sleep or allergies
Tylenol PM
Sleep or allergies
Citracal
Leg cramps
Viactiv
Leg cramps
Caltrate
Leg cramps
Tums
Indigestion or GERD
Pepcid AC
Indigestion or GERD
Category “B”
Antibiotics
Antibiotics from the Penicillin, Macrolide or Cephalosprin class.

Alcohol – Whatever goes into your body affects your baby too. Avoid drinking alcohol while you are pregnant.

Alcohol – Whatever goes into your body affects your baby too. Avoid drinking alcohol while you are pregnant.

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