Taking amoxyl for a dental abscess can be safe in 10 sa of pregnancy?

Yes: Amoxicillin is listed as category b in pregnancy, so fetus wise it appears to be safe. Nonetheless, amoxicilli. Is known to have side effects that can manifest in any setting, such diarrhea. Make sure you consult with your OB doc about taking a probiotic supplement. They are usually safe to take as well. You should take the while you are on Amoxil (amoxicillin) and at least a week after.

Typically: Assuming no allergies, amoxyl (amoxicillin) should be safe.

Most likely: Amoxicillin is generally safe however, you should check with your physician before taking any antibiotics while pregnant.

Safe and essential: FDA Pregnancy Category B - No proven risk in humans. Dental care is safe and essential during pregnancy. Pregnancy is not a reason to delay routine dental care or treatment. Good luck.

Yes, but: Yes, but 2 things 1) always check with OB doc before taking any prescribed medication and 2) if true abscess exists, excision and drainage likely needed. Best bet see oral surgeon, who is comfortable with pregnant patients.

Check all meds with your OB, but Penicillin is a good choice. Dental abscess is an infection that can harm both you and your baby. Penicillin will limit spread of infection, but tooth requires definitive treatment. Follow your Dentist's advice.