Is Children's tylenol useful for headache during pregnancy?
Q: Now I'm 20 weeks pregnant and ran out of tylenol (extra strength) and it's late and my
children are in bed. (My husband is also deployed) I have a headache that is driving me
nuts and I was wondering if it's ok to take children's tylenol. I just need something to
make it go away before it turns into a full-blown migraine.
A: Since children's tylenol dosing is based on weight, I think you would have to take the
whole bottle and then some. BUT call a pharmacist and ask them your question. That is
what they are there for. Wal-Green's is open 24 hours in most places.
OHTHERS' suggestion: Yep you can take it. I had to do the same while I was pregnant. I
had a headache everyday for about the first 5 months. I was even in the hospital a few
times because it got so bad! One thing that is good though. You are almost 5 months and
my doctor told me that usually the headaches go away around that time because your
hormones regulate around that time. Mine did. You also need to drink alot of water. Most
headaches are caused because of dehydration. Pregnant women need about 12 glasses of
water a day. Something else that you could try if you have it is drink 2 glasses of
gatoraide.
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