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PREGNANCY & BREASTFEEDING

A little clarity. For you and your baby.

Look up a medicine, or start with a symptom. Understand the options and the precautions.

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Use the active ingredient on the label. Brand formulations vary; every ingredient in a combination must be checked.

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Options are not a prescription. Suitability also depends on dose, duration, other medicines and your health.

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25 medicines and groups · Sources checked 2026-10-26 · NHS, UKTIS/BUMPS, NHS SPS and KEMH. This is general education, not diagnosis or an individual safety clearance. Do not stop prescribed treatment without advice. Local product labels and your clinician’s advice take priority.

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Supplementary lecture libraryDouglas Ong · 184 indexed rows · Historical reference

Drug Use In Pregnancy — Douglas Ong. File last modified 6 April 2018; the chart on slides 7–8 is dated January 2009. These are source dates, not a clinical review date.

Both filters can be combined. Topic headings reproduce the source organisation; a medicine appearing under a topic is not a treatment recommendation. Brand formulations may have changed. Historical entries remain searchable in breastfeeding mode, but cannot answer breastfeeding safety.

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Index: slides 2–6 contain 26 table entries; slides 7–8 contain 158 grouped chart entries. Repeated products under different headings are retained with their source page. Slide 1 is a title page. English source text is preserved to avoid hiding qualifiers in translation.