Use of medication during pregnancy
24 results
1 - 24
Antiviral medication exposure safe in first trimester of pregnancy- SSRI use during pregnancy may increase risk of speech/language disorders in offspring
- Ondansetron use in pregnancy associated with small increased risk of oral clefts
- Maternal triptan use during pregnancy is not associated with risk of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in offspring
- Zolpidem associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes
- Periconception antibiotics associated with birth defects
- Prenatal exposure to pregabalin associated with major birth defects
- No increased risk of ASD, ADHD, or SGA with first-trimester antidepressant use
- Similar risk of major malformations in infants of asthmatic women with alternate treatment regimens
- First-trimester intranasal triamcinolone increases risk of respiratory system malformations
- In utero SSRI associated with adverse perinatal events
- Pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV prevention does not improve pregnancy outcomes
- Autism not linked to thimerosol in vaccines
- Newer-generation antiepileptic drugs not associated with risk of major birth defects
- Cycling during pregnancy reduced the rate of GDM in overweight and obese women
- Vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy does not prevent asthma in offspring
- Early = delayed oxytocin for dysfunctional labor
- No increased risks with Tdap in pregnant women with recent (< 5 years) history of prior Tdap
- Maternal gestational diabetes before 26 weeks' associated with risk of ASD
- Low-dose aspirin beneficial for the prevention of preterm birth in nulliparas with singleton pregnancy
- 17-OHPC may not reduce recurrent preterm birth or decrease neonatal morbidity
- COVID-19 research briefs: asymptomatic carriage during pregnancy is common, and unclear efficacy evidence for homemade masks