A normal dose of Tylenol is considered safe for pregnant people in all trimesters, unlike other pain relievers such as ibuprofen and aspirin.
Most doctors recommend women shouldn't fly after 36 weeks of pregnancy. The best time to fly is usually during the second trimester.
You can't get sick from being cold, but spending more time indoors during the winter can facilitate the spread of germs.
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2019-11-21T13:50:44Z
Most doctors recommend that expecting mothers don't fly or take long trips, by car or train, after they reach 36 weeks.
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2019-11-18T17:52:53Z
You can't get sick from being cold, but spending more time inside with crowds and not exercising as much can make you more susceptible to infection.
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2019-11-18T14:53:15Z
Doctors consider Tylenol to be the safest over-the-counter pain medicine you can take while pregnant.
A normal dose of Tylenol is considered safe for pregnant people in all trimesters, unlike other pain relievers such as ibuprofen and aspirin.