...rubella. Rubella can also cause severe problems during pregnancy, including congenital disabilities, miscarriage, and stillbirth.[21] Good to know: Women planning a pregnancy should discuss vaccination options with their doctor. Measles...
...headaches include:[15] Pregnancy. Migraine attacks may get worse during the first few weeks of pregnancy, but do not pose any risks to the developing baby. Those affected should consult a...
...if you have a kidney or liver problem. Pregnancy: It’s not known whether Effexor XR is safe to take during pregnancy. If you’re pregnant or planning a pregnancy, talk with...
...with your doctor or pharmacist. Pregnancy and breastfeeding with Kalbitor There is limited information about the safety of Kalbitor use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Pregnancy Studies are not available...
...Azstarys. Pregnancy: It’s not known whether Azstarys is safe to take during pregnancy. If you’re pregnant or planning a pregnancy, talk with your doctor before taking Azstarys. If you do...
...Jaypirca should not be taken during pregnancy. If you can become pregnant, your doctor will likely order a pregnancy test and will only prescribe Jaypirca if you’re not pregnant. Due...
...want to treat it before you start treatment with Dupixent. Pregnancy: It’s not known whether Dupixent is safe to use during pregnancy. If you’re pregnant or planning a pregnancy, talk...
...of Haegarda use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Pregnancy It’s not known whether Haegarda treatment is safe during pregnancy. If you’re pregnant or planning to become pregnant, talk with your...
...their body or have an existing hereditary condition. The procedure is normally recommended for parents who meet the following conditions: If the parent had a previous pregnancy or pregnancies that...
...of measles Vaccinations Travelling and the risk of measles Side-effects of the MMR vaccine Isolation Complications of measles Common complications Uncommon complications Rare complications Measles and pregnancy Measles FAQs Are...
