It is not advisable to get a tattoo while pregnant or nursing. Although it is unlikely that getting a tattoo will hurt the fetus or nursing infant, there may be a problem with the quality of the tattoo. While pregnant the body is working overtime and cannot spare the resources needed to heal the tattoo properly and will possibly result in a light tattoo. Also, while nursing a woman's body produces antibodies that are to be passed to the infant.

If you are planning on getting pregnant, try to discuss your concerns ahead of time with your doctor. If you become pregnant, inform your doctor immediately. You and your doctor should discuss your health in detail and make medication decisions based on your need for the medication compared to any risks the medication may pose. The greatest period of risk for most medications is during the first three months of pregnancy. Medications may also be present in breast milk.

We do not recommend taking any dietary supplements or even over the counter products while pregnant or breastfeeding without consulting your physician. Remember in both cases, what you put in your system will pass into the baby's system.

Internal cleansing/detoxification is not recommended for pregnant or nursing women. A fetus or newborn baby should not be exposed to the toxins eliminated from the mother’s body while cleansing. The mother should wait until her baby is weaned completely.

If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, only use this medicine on the advice of your health care provider. Smoking can seriously harm your child. Try to stop smoking without using any nicotine replacement medicine. This medicine is believed to be safer than smoking. However, the risks to your child from this medicine are not fully known.

Other than the routine precautions noted earlier, the EPA does not recommend any additional precautions for using registered repellents on pregnant or lactating women. Consult your health care provider if you have questions. Yes. People can, and should, use both a sunscreen and an insect repellent when they are outdoors. Follow the instructions on the package for proper application of each product. In general, the recommendation is to apply sunscreen first, followed by repellent.

Ask your Doctor or medical professional prior to taking any prescription drugs, over the counter medicines, herbal and nutritional supplements.

No. Everslim should not be taken if you are pregnant or nursing. Always carefully read entire label before use.

NO! Do not use any type of herbal quit smoking if you are pregnant or nursing. Natural products for smoking cessation can possibly cause damage to the developing fetus or baby. Women who are pregnant or nursing should never take herbal supplements or medications without first consulting with their health practitioner.

We normally recommend that as a safety precaution Dynamiclear be used before or after a pregnancy, not during. We have not yet conducted any trials or studies on the use of Dynamiclear during pregnancy. This recommendation is not because there has been any adverse findings but because of the sensitivity of the fetus. Dynamiclear is a "topically" applied solution (applied externally onto the skin) and contains only natural ingredients at safe concentrations.

Intra is a very safe balanced formulation with no single herbal extract present at high levels. There are no ingredients found in intra that would prohibit pregnant or nursing women from taking 28ml of intra a day. However, if you are taking medication or have any concerns, we encourage you to speak with your doctor before deciding to take intra.

The nail drops can be used while pregnant or nursing BUT only when WELL diluted. I suggest putting about 3-5 drops in a foot bath and soaking your feet. This will help keep the fungus from spreading. The application directly onto the feet could begin or resume when nursing is finished.

The CDC and the U.S. EPA both suggest that there is no evidence of adverse effects for pregnant or nursing women. There's specific information at www.cdc.gov/westnile. We suggest you also review a recent journal article by Dr. Gideon Koren and colleagues. Our recommendation is for pregnant women to consult their personal physicians about the use of DEET-based products during pregnancy and breast feeding.

Aunty Henrietta's Hemorrhoid Helper has been used by many mothers during and after pregnancy to help relieve the pain and irritations associated with hemorrhoids. As always, you should consult with your physician first before starting any new treatment.

Yes. MYLANTA® offers safe relief when the hormonal and physical changes of pregnancy bring on heartburn. But remember, you should always ask your doctor before taking any medicine when you are pregnant or nursing.

We do not recommend taking this or any supplements while pregnant or nursing unless prescribed by your doctor or personal health care professional

Some female dogs exhibit additional subluxation when radiographed during these times. The OFA recommends radiographing three to four weeks before or after the heat cycle, and three to four weeks after weaning a litter of puppies.

No. Contrary to what some nail fungus product manufacturers claim, you probably should not use any type of herbal treatment if you are pregnant or nursing. Women who are pregnant or nursing should never take herbal supplements or medications without first consulting their health practitioner. No, it is never a good idea to to stray from the manufacturers guidelines on how and when to take their product.