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Q: What Is Safe Medi For Headache Take During 1st Trimester?

asked by: snowygirl on April 23rd, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

Im dont know if im preggy or not yet but im having headaches and wondering what kind medicines are safe to take and how many mg thanks.
In case in preggy

Replies(4)

Nataliachick7

replied on April 23rd, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

U can take tylenol -up to 500 mg

~rubmybuddahbelly~

replied on April 24th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

Yep tylenol... What ever u do stay away from aleive. I was taken it and then my doc. Told me it can harm the baby and dissrupt the formation of the heart valves to where the baby could need major heart surguery after birth or he ould pass.

Sunflower_pie81

replied on April 24th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Aleive can cause hypoplastic left heart syndrome. However, so does drinking, doing drugs, pain meds, or just an under developed heart. So yes go with tylenol

vickie_M

replied on March 31st, 2008

New User

Lemon tea is very effective in resolving the symptoms of headaches and it is very effective and popular home cure for headache and we can easily get details from any herbal based site like

mamaherb.com/Treatments/View.aspx?id=2251

where you can see all the comments for each treatment and to how many people it really helped so far.

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