Is it safe to take doxylamine succinate / pyridoxine hydrochloride (morning sickness pills)?
Yes, in the past these tablets were linked to birth defects such as babies born without limbs etc. I was prescribed these tablets but despite being assured they are tried, tested and safe, I refused to take them just to be on the safe side. But having just read up on it for you for the first time, it seems to be very safe. Here’s the link- http://www.pregnancysicknesssupport.org.… I haven’t heard of any recent cases of this happening. There have been a lot of medical advances and after 26 years, I highly doubt that these tablets would still be made and prescribed if there was still a risk to unborn babies. But it really is up to you. Read the box for a list of possible side effects. Morning sickness only usually lasts for the first 12 weeks and I personally decided to suffer with it instead of taking the chance but that’s just because of things people told me
