Common Worries About Medication and Pregnancy  I'm asthmatic.
Can I use my inhalers during pregnancy?  It's essential that you
keep asthma under control in pregnancy, which means continuing
to use your inhalers, since the risks from uncontrolled asthma
are greater than any risk from taking asthma medication. If
asthma is uncontrolled, it can mean that not enough oxygen gets
to the baby, leading to a low birth weight or other problems.
One of the best ways to control asthma, in addition to taking
medication, is to avoid asthma triggers such as pet fur and dust
mites. Use air filters, vacuum often, and damp dust, and use
duvet, mattress, and pillow protectors. Sometimes, pregnancy
reduces the severity of asthma, but if you feel wheezier than
usual, talk to your doctor about reviewing your medication.
Homeopathy seems to be a popular form of therapy. How effective
is it and is it safe?  Homeopathy works on the principle of
treating like with like to stimulate the body's natural healing
mechanisms. There has bee