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does anyone know where we can find the classifications for medicines? besides our doctors. i have looked and kinda got lost in all of it and never really found it. if anyone can help that would be great!
does anyone know where we can find the classifications for medicines? besides our doctors. i have looked and kinda got lost in all of it and never really found it. if anyone can help that would be great!
does anyone know where we can find the classifications for medicines? besides our doctors. i have looked and kinda got lost in all of it and never really found it. if anyone can help that would be great!
does anyone know where we can find the classifications for medicines? besides our doctors. i have looked and kinda got lost in all of it and never really found it. if anyone can help that would be great!
does anyone know where we can find the classifications for medicines? besides our doctors. i have looked and kinda got lost in all of it and never really found it. if anyone can help that would be great!
web md might help. if you type in the drug name you can see precautions. thats what i went by when i was pregnant. i also had a list from my doctor.</end quote></div>
Pharmaceutical inserts are almost alwasy going to say something is class C unless it was specifically tested in pregnany and found safe (which would make it a B) or if it was shown to have bad results in labs making at a D or X.
I found several drugs I used in pregnancy were class C but the docs felt they were plenty safe - so definitely run the med by your OB as they often know what has been used over and over and found to be safe despite the class C warnings the meds usually have.
web md might help. if you type in the drug name you can see precautions. thats what i went by when i was pregnant. i also had a list from my doctor.</end quote></div>
Pharmaceutical inserts are almost alwasy going to say something is class C unless it was specifically tested in pregnany and found safe (which would make it a B) or if it was shown to have bad results in labs making at a D or X.
I found several drugs I used in pregnancy were class C but the docs felt they were plenty safe - so definitely run the med by your OB as they often know what has been used over and over and found to be safe despite the class C warnings the meds usually have.
web md might help. if you type in the drug name you can see precautions. thats what i went by when i was pregnant. i also had a list from my doctor.</end quote></div>
Pharmaceutical inserts are almost alwasy going to say something is class C unless it was specifically tested in pregnany and found safe (which would make it a B) or if it was shown to have bad results in labs making at a D or X.
I found several drugs I used in pregnancy were class C but the docs felt they were plenty safe - so definitely run the med by your OB as they often know what has been used over and over and found to be safe despite the class C warnings the meds usually have.
web md might help. if you type in the drug name you can see precautions. thats what i went by when i was pregnant. i also had a list from my doctor.</end quote>
Pharmaceutical inserts are almost alwasy going to say something is class C unless it was specifically tested in pregnany and found safe (which would make it a B) or if it was shown to have bad results in labs making at a D or X.
I found several drugs I used in pregnancy were class C but the docs felt they were plenty safe - so definitely run the med by your OB as they often know what has been used over and over and found to be safe despite the class C warnings the meds usually have.
web md might help. if you type in the drug name you can see precautions. thats what i went by when i was pregnant. i also had a list from my doctor.</end quote>
Pharmaceutical inserts are almost alwasy going to say something is class C unless it was specifically tested in pregnany and found safe (which would make it a B) or if it was shown to have bad results in labs making at a D or X.
I found several drugs I used in pregnancy were class C but the docs felt they were plenty safe - so definitely run the med by your OB as they often know what has been used over and over and found to be safe despite the class C warnings the meds usually have.
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