Are sleeping pills bad for pregnant women?

Question

I'm used to taking Non-Aspirin PMs to put me to sleep, but I have a suspicion that I might be pregnant. I checked the label in the back for warnings for pregnant women but there were none. Would any of you know if acetaminophen or diphenhydramine chloride are ok for pregnant women?

Answer 1

not sure.. but i would definitely ask a doc. I have a problem sleeping at night also and the doc told me to take benadryl! Also prescribed me ambien.. didn't think i could take ambien but the doc said it was fine to take it to sleep. But definitely stop taking anything and go see if you are pregnant first. Goodluck

Answer 2

If you think you are pregnant stop taking these tablets and get an appointment with the Doctor for a test & advice about your tablets when i was planning to conceive my little girl i was taking sleeping tablets & i was told to stop taking them

Answer 3

physique tension is a maximum extreme reason for not being waiting to flow to sleep. attempt this technique for falling asleep. jointly alongside with your head to your pillow, relax all the muscle groups to your face. sense of your jaw going completely limp alongside alongside alongside with your cheeks, eyes, eyebrows, brow, neck and so on. you would be greatly surprised how lots those muscular tissues have been tensed up and not comfortable. safeguard doing that and in the previous than you already are conscious of it, you will possibly desire to be waking up the next day. you are able to flow to sleep before you already are conscious of it.

Answer 4

Do not take anything unless your doctor says it's alright to.

Answer 5

I would take only tylenol. That's the only drug that dr's will allow. Talk to your dr just in case.

Answer 6

unless prescribed by ur doc then yes

Answer 7

YES