In its discussion of hydrochlorothiazide and pregnancy, the FDA warns that the routine use of diuretics like hydrochlorothiazide during a normal pregnancy is inappropriate and can expose the…

The FDA states that healthcare providers should only prescribe fluoxetine to a pregnant patient if the potential benefit justifies the potential risks to the mother and her developing baby.…

There are no well-controlled or adequate studies for citalopram (Celexa) and pregnancy. Clinical findings have reported that newborns exposed to citalopram (Celexa) during the third trimester…

Amitriptyline is in the FDA’s category C for pregnancy medications. This classification indicates that there has not been enough research done on the effects of this medication in pregnant…

Although the available evidence supports the combination of oxycodone and pregnancy as likely safe, more tests are necessary. Oxycodone carries a Category B pregnancy rating, which means it…

There are no adequate and well-controlled studies investigating metoprolol and pregnancy. The FDA says that metoprolol should be used during pregnancy only if clearly needed. The FDA goes on…

There is no testing to indicate if methocarbamol and pregnancy are a problematic combination. Anyone pregnant or expecting to become pregnant should let their medical provider know before…

When considering tizanidine and pregnancy, look at the Pregnancy Category for the drug. For tizanidine, that is Category C, which means that animal research indicates this drug causes harm to…

The FDA puts Adderall in a Category C Pregnancy, meaning Adderall has been tested with animals and shown adverse effects on developing fetuses, but the drug has not been thoroughly tested on…

Studies on Entyvio and pregnancy have not been done with humans. Studies on monkeys and rabbits, however, showed no evidence of harm to fetuses. These studies involved injecting animals with…