Question 1

is it safe to do yoga in the first trimester?

Accepted Answer

Yes.: Yoga is a great way to stay flexible and active during pregnancy, especially during the morning sickness of the first trimester.

Question 2

is it ok to do yoga in the first trimester?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Definitely!  yoga is a great way to stay flexible during pregnancy.  In the first trimester you can do almost any pose. It is a good idea to let your teacher know you are pregnant in the second trimester so some positions can be adjusted.

Question 3

is amoxycilln safe to use in first trimester?

Accepted Answer

Possible risk: Research has shown that "Amoxicillin use in early pregnancy may be associated with an increased risk of oral clefts."&gt;&gt;&gt;https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3729019/

Question 4

is azo safe on first trimester?

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It appears to: be safe but call your doctor to get permission to take it because some of the gyn doctors does not like their patient to take any medication without their consent. Beside that you need to be treated for the UTI with medication so it does not progress to kidney infection which could be dangerous for a pregnant woman.

Question 5

is lidocaine safe in first trimester?

Accepted Answer

Unsure: Animal studies show it is safe in first trimester, but human studies are not available. Small doses, as in for IV starts should be safe, but if you can avoid it i would. Without full data i would be cautious.

Question 6

is duphaston safe in first trimester?

Accepted Answer

In general yeah...: But have your Progesterone level checked before start... It should be ok...

Question 7

is it safe to get a relaxer in first trimester?

Accepted Answer

Wait: It is recommended that any type of hair treatments, including coloring, relaxers, etc, be saved until further in the pregnancy. This just follows the old adage that "it is better to be safe than sorry" due to the chemicals having potential to cause problems.

Question 8

how much utrogestan is safe in first trimester?

Accepted Answer

It is very safe: it is recommended drug in the first trimester in patients with low progestrone or what we call it luteal phase defect, to decrease risk of miscarriage
and used also in 2nd trimester to decrease risk of preterm labor in women with short cervix
so it is safe and recommended by your doctor instructions

Question 9

is it safe to bend down during first trimester? like to pick stuff off the floor and such, i'm about 6 weeks.

Accepted Answer

No worries: In a normal healthy woman, there are no special activity restrictions during pregnancy. As always in life, do everything in moderation... and use common sense. Common sense and immense patience are two valuable traits to practice, in preparing oneself to be a Mom, or a Dad. Avoid excessive worry, and "don't sweat the small stuff".

Question 10

how safe is keflex in first trimester?

Accepted Answer

Probably safe: Keflex is considered safe (category b) for 2nd and 3rd trimesters, but it has not been as thoroughly tested during the 1st trimester.  Use only if no other options., and discuss your concerns with your doctor.

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