Know this site: http://www.drugs.com/pregnancy-categories.html. It is classified as Pregnancy Risk Class B, ie there has been no evidence of associated risk & is generally considered not to be harmful to the unborn fetus. It doesn't cross over the maternal-fetal boundary of the placenta. That said, it is secreted into breast milk & is considered unsafe for newborns once outside of the womb due to excess sedation.
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Yes : Those medications are safe for use. Remember to get your flu shot next year. Tamiflu (oseltamivir) is Also for safe for use and is more effective.
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