As common as colds are, it's no surprise that you stand a good chance of getting a cold or even the flu while pregnant. When you're expecting, however, weathering a cold or the flu goes beyond the simple logistics of seeking relief from your symptoms - you now have your growing baby's health to think about as well. Let this page be your guide to safely beating your cold and flu symptoms during pregnancy
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Common Cold and Pregnancy
- Cold and Flu Symptoms During Pregnancy
- Cold Medications Prove Hazardous for Pregnant Women
- Colds, Flu, and the Delivery Room
- Medication Look-up
The Flu and Pregnancy
- Flu Shot in Pregnancy
- Flu Vaccine Explained
- Pregnant With the Flu Not a Good Thing to Do
- Tamiflu During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
- Government Site Suggests Flu Vaccination During Pregnancy
- Pregnant Women First in Line for H1N1 Swine Flu Vaccine
- Chicken Soup (Jewish Penicillin) Recipes
- Medication Look-up
- News: CDC Reinforces Safety of Flu Vaccine for Pregnant Women
- Swine Flu H1N1 Virus and Difference Between Cold and Flu During Pregnancy
- Study: Outcomes of Infant Exposure to H1N1 Medications
- Study: Flu Vaccine Does Not Increase Miscarriage Risk
- Study: Flu Vaccine Gives Pregnant Women Surprising Benefit
- Study: Spring Conception + Flu = Premature Delivery
- Study: Flu Vaccine Not Just Safe But Protective During Pregnancy
