Although green tea has wonderful health benefits for you and your child, please consult your physician before using this product.

Nasaline? can be safely used during pregnancy and breastfeeding. In fact, since pregnant women should not be taking drugs for pregnancy congestion, nasal irrigation with saline solution is considered one of the best healthy natural alternatives to many over the counter and prescription drugs.

Yes. Insect repellents help people reduce their exposure to mosquito bites that may carry potentially serious viruses such as West Nile virus, and allow them to continue to play and work outdoors. In pregnant or breastfeeding women, there are no reported adverse events following use of repellents containing DEET or picaridin. Click here for more information about using repellents safely.

That depends. Wait until you have had 4 menstrual periods since your baby was born. After you have had 4 periods, if your last cycle was between 26 and 32 days long, you can start using CycleBeads on the first day of your next period.

While an MRI scan has no known side effects, it is not recommended for pregnant women unless it is medically indicated. If you are pregnant or think you might be, please tell your doctor before scheduling your exam. It is safe to have an MRI while breast feeding however if you are breast feeding and are going to have a gad injection, it is recommended you wait 48hrs after the injection before beginning to breast feed again.

Yes you can get pregnant even while breastfeeding . Yor doctor will be able to recommend you a suitable form of contraception if you do not desire to get pregnant while breastfeeding

While many herbal remedies can be, and indeed are used during pregnancy and breastfeeding, there are others that are best avoided. WomanZone falls into the latter category. However you may be interested to know that, oxytocin, the hormone that is responsible for orgasm, is exactly the same hormone that makes the uterus contract during labour and initiates the letdown reflex when you’re breastfeeding.

Except for culinary herbs, no you shouldn't take herbs or herbal remedies without the go-ahead from a qualified practitioner.

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