If you suffer from allergies, occasionally they get a little worse during pregnancy. To help deal with the problem, drink plenty of fluid. If you have allergy medication, don't assume it's safe to take. Ask your doctor about your medicine, whether prescription or nonprescription. Some types of allergy medication may not be advised.
Many allergy medicines are combinations of several medicines, including aspirin.
This advice also applies to nasal sprays. Some women notice their allergies get better during pregnancy, and symptoms improve. Certain things they had trouble with before pregnancy are no longer a problem. Most women have few, if any, problems during pregnancy. If you are concerned, read the list below that I shared with Missy.