Hello doctor! I just found out I am pregnant but the fetus is not yet implanted and I have vestibular disorders. When I went to the doctor, he prescribed me medicine to take Hoat Huyet Duong Nao. I have taken it 3 times, 2 pills each time, but until now I have read information that pregnant women cannot use Hoat Huyet Duong Nao. So doctor, can you tell me if taking Hoat Huyet Duong Nao medicine will affect the fetus? Thank you for your advice and answer!

Anti-allergic drugs are medicines intended to relieve uncomfortable symptoms such as stuffy nose, runny nose, itchy eyes or skin rashes. In general, these drugs are relatively benign for the majority of subjects. However, the safety of using antiallergic drugs in pregnant and lactating women should be carefully considered.

Certain pregnancy allergy medications are indicated to help relieve allergy symptoms during pregnancy. So are allergy medicine for pregnant women safe? Here are some notes when using allergy medicine for pregnant women to ensure the health of mother and fetus.

Using drugs during pregnancy must be prescribed and guided by a doctor because it can adversely affect any stage of fetal development, especially the first three months.

Giving birth is one of the most sacred things for women. To ensure the health of both mother and baby, preparation before pregnancy is extremely important, including the use of medication. Some medications are considered safe during pregnancy, but there are also many medications that can pose great risks to the health of the fetus and mother.

If you are breastfeeding, this is a great start for your baby. However, if you need to take medication, you may wonder about the possible effects on your breast milk.