Phényléphrine
Phényléphrine Dernière mise à jour des informations : juin 2023 Le risque de base de malformations congénitales majeures au Canada se situe entre 3 % et 5 %; donc 3 à 5 bébés sur 100 nés dans la population générale du Canada présentent une malformation congénitale majeure. Il existe également des risques de base pour les fausses couches […]
Traitement du rhume pendant la grossesse et l’allaitement
Les infections virales des voies respiratoires supérieures (IVRS), également appelées rhume, commencent habituellement par des maux de tête, des éternuements et des maux de gorge. Ces symptômes sont accompagnés d’un écoulement nasal ou d’une congestion nasale, de toux et d’une sensation générale de malaise. Le rhume est causé par différents types de virus, dont les rhinovirus, qui sont les plus courants. Ce sujet de santé est un avis de spécialistes médicaux sur le traitement du rhume commun pendant la grossesse et l’allaitement. Il est destiné au grand public et aux prestataires de soins de santé.
Pseudoéphédrine
Pseudoéphédrine Dernière mise à jour des informations : juin 2023 Le risque de base de malformations congénitales majeures au Canada est de 3 % à 5 %; donc 3 à 5 bébés sur 100 nés dans la population générale du Canada présentent une malformation congénitale majeure. Il existe également des risques de base pour les fausses couches (soit 15 […]
Treating the Common Cold in Pregnancy and Lactation
Upper respiratory tract viral infections (URTIS), also known as the common cold, usually start with symptoms of headache, sneezing, and sore throat and later symptoms of a runny or stuffy nose, cough, and general feelings of discomfort. The common cold is caused by several types of viruses, with rhinoviruses being the most common. This health topic is an expert opinion about treating the common cold during pregnancy and lactation. This health topic is intended for the public and health care providers.
Influenza Vaccine in Pregnancy and Lactation
Authored by Dr. Tali Bogler – Seasonal influenza infection, commonly referred to as “the flu,” is caused by the influenza virus. The influenza virus that causes seasonal flu can change year to year. As a result, the seasonal influenza vaccine is changed most years to protect against strains that will be the most prevalent during the upcoming flu season. This health topic is an expert opinion about the seasonal influenza vaccine (flu shot) during pregnancy and lactation. This health topic is intended for the public and health care providers.
Fentanyl in Pregnancy and Lactation
Authored by Dr. Andi Camden and Dr. Jonathan Zipursky – Fentanyl is a type of opioid pain medication. Opioids are prescribed for the treatment of severe, short term (acute), or long term (chronic) pain. This health topic is an expert opinion about the use of fentanyl during pregnancy and lactation. This health topic is intended for the public and health care providers.
Topical Treatments for Vaginal Yeast Infections in Pregnancy and Lactation
Authored by Dr. Tali Bogler and Dr. Jonathan Zipursky – Vaginal yeast infection (vulvovaginal candidiasis) is a common cause of vaginal itching, soreness, abnormal vaginal discharge, and pain during vaginal sex. Infections are more common in pregnancy because hormonal changes create a favourable environment for yeast to grow. This health topic is an expert opinion about treating vaginal yeast infections with topical antifungals during pregnancy and lactation. This health topic is intended for the public and health care providers.
Guaifenesin
Guaifenesin Information last updated: May 2023 Most pregnancies result in healthy babies, but there are chances of complications and unexpected outcomes. These chances are called baseline risks. In Canada, the baseline risk of major birth defects is 3-5%. This means that 3-5 out of 100 babies born in the general population in Canada will be […]