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Anybody who takes cocaine early in her pregnancy has an increased risk of miscarriage. When this drug is used later in pregnancy the chance of placental abruption is much greater. This can lead to preterm birth, severe bleeding, and in the most severe cases, fetal death. The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecology ACOG notes that women who use cocaine while pregnant have a 25 percent higher chance of premature labor, which is never good for the baby.
Narcotics can do great harm to an unborn baby. Log in Sign up. Home Community August Can I take Herron gold? Hey Girls, I'm away and have a headache, my in laws only have Herron gold, is this ok to take? Add a comment. Comments 3 Add a comment. Hey, im not familiar with heron brand, but just read the packet, if its just paracetamol its fine.
If its ibuprofen don't take it. Remember to stick with recommended doses. No more then 2 every 4 hours, and no more then 8 in a 24hour period. KJTxxx Original poster. Your first line of defense should probably be chewable antacids made from calcium carbonate sometimes just called "calcium" on the label. Fast, portable, and effective, they may be all you need.
Some of them even taste pretty good. Antacids containing magnesium hydroxide or magnesium oxide are also a good choice during pregnancy. These come in tablet or liquid form. Bear in mind that swallowing any liquid, even the liquid you need to wash down a tablet, will cause your stomach to do what it does naturally: produce digestive juices — including acid, the very thing you're trying to reduce. So it's best to swallow tablets with as little liquid as possible when you're having trouble with heartburn.
All of these antacid medicines work by neutralizing the acid that's already in your stomach and causing you pain. Chewable and liquid antacids act much more quickly than tablets because they're already dissolved. You can experiment to see which type works most effectively for you. Avoid antacids that list aluminum such as aluminum hydroxide or aluminum carbonate as an ingredient.
Aluminum can be constipating and, in large doses, toxic. So even though these products are probably safe when used occasionally at the recommended dosage, they're not your best choice when pregnant. Remedies containing aspirin such as Alka-Seltzer should also be avoided during pregnancy. Aspirin may be listed on a label as salicylate or acetylsalicylic acid.
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