In some cases, pregnant women with polycystic syndrome will be given only pregnancy hormones, usually estrogen and progesterone, to prevent miscarriage. So what are the potential risks of using female hormone-regulating drugs during pregnancy and how to use them to achieve the highest effectiveness?

Pregnant women are relatively special subjects that need to be careful when using drugs, most notably antibiotics. So, is it possible to prescribe injectable or oral antibiotics during pregnancy and if so, what is the group of antibiotics used for pregnant women?

Pregnant women at high risk of developing preeclampsia (a serious obstetric condition) should take low-dose aspirin daily after the first trimester of pregnancy.

Finding out you are pregnant is a sudden and emotional event for most women. Many are overjoyed, but many are worried and scared, especially when they find out they are pregnant and are taking one or more medications. Pregnant women are often very worried that the medication may harm the baby. Many want to stop taking all medications to avoid the effects of the medication on the fetus. Some even decide to have an abortion, thinking that the baby is at risk of birth defects because of the medication the mother is taking. The anxiety and fear of pregnant women are completely understandable, but pregnant women need to discuss it specifically with medical staff first to make the best decision. So is it safe to use medication during pregnancy?