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Yes it isn't the best- my first few doses made me really ill too. It also made me constipated! Not great when you're the size of a house!! Ugh.
I'm looking forward to an uneventful last 3 months this time! (Fingers crossed)
yes it is a VERY interesting article. I often wondered how it could be perfectly safe for a nursing mother/baby to take it. I took it throughout my pregnancy, even though I didn't want to, in order to get out of bed, I often wonder if that is why my dd was such a PUKEY baby when she was born? Other than that, she was/is perfectly healthy.
Just a little note though, Tylenol 3 is not over the counter drug in Ontario, Canada. I had to have a prescription for it.
I was also only given Percocet in the hospital for nursing cramps...I can't take Codeine either, it really upsets my stomach and it made me kinda loopy, also I had bad dreams( I've only had it once when I was very sick with a cold...I wasn't pregnant/nursing though)..good to know, peek!
my dr perscribed me tylenol with codine and told me to take it every 4 hours, and gave me three refills, im glad i only took it a few times
Ruth xx
I'm looking forward to an uneventful last 3 months this time! (Fingers crossed)
Ruth xx
Just a little note though, Tylenol 3 is not over the counter drug in Ontario, Canada. I had to have a prescription for it.