First Trimester of Pregnancy– Do's and Don'ts

For a would-be mother, all the months leading up to the birth of your baby are extremely important. There needs to be a definite plan for all the stages including the first trimester. You never know what effect any unsanctioned or non-prescribed medicine may have on your unborn child. It can always cross your placenta and enter the bloodstream of your baby. This is why it is always best to know if a medicine is safe before popping it, especially so at such a crucial stage in your life.

 Certain types of medicines such as anti-epileptic drugs can cause genetic deformities in your child. In case you are already taking medicines do talk to your doctor and check out if it is safe or not at this stage. Normally in this stage, the doctors normally prescribe milder drugs as opposed to the more toxic ones. This makes sure that your baby is not affected that much. Know more by clicking here!

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