Sentences with phrase «check with a doctor before»

Always be sure to check with your doctor before wearing your carrier while pregnant.

It does have a high potassium content so patients with kidney disease and on certain medications should check with their doctors before using.

I hate to tell you this, but you might want to check with your doctor before you get new glasses, especially if you need a new prescription.

So if you have a health condition, it's a good idea to check with your doctor before making dietary changes.

Check with your Doctor before incorporating into your diet.

First, always check with your doctor before giving your children any protein or other dietary supplement.

While it's always important to check with your doctor before changing any dietary regimen, don't think that just because you practice a lot of physical activity there's no way intermittent fasting could work for you.

But lactose intolerant or not, it's always suggested to check with your doctor before starting on any supplement or vitamin routine.

I would strongly suggest checking with your doctor before changing your diet.

If you are pregnant or breast - feeding, Women's Care, an organization out of the state of Oregon and its Fertility Center, suggest checking with a doctor before choosing any medication, even over-the counter.

Consider taking a prenatal vitamin, but be sure to check with your doctor before taking anything.

The bottom line is you should always check with your doctor before taking any medications when pregnant, whether over the counter or something you have at home.

To be safe, check with your doctor before taking either prescription drugs or over-the-counter medicines.

(If your baby is under 3 months old, check with your doctor before using any medications.)

Some medical professionals believe that this pill is not effective on women over 165 pounds, so you may want to check with your doctor before use if this includes you.

Disclaimer: With all pregnancy, it is advisable to check with your doctor before using any substance, even if it is a natural substance like succinic acid.

Also check with the doctor before starting solids or introducing new foods if your baby has any of these risk factors:

However, you should check with your doctor before using more compression.

Just make sure you check with your doctor before you start doing exercise after having a baby.

If your child drank soy formula because your doctor recommended it, check with your doctor before introducing cow's milk.

Check with your doctor before adding any food to your baby's diet if you're unsure.

Some OTC pain relievers may interact with certain drugs, so check with your doctor before taking pain meds if you're on medication for another medical condition.

If these methods aren't working, some doctors recommend giving a teething child a small dose of pain reliever such as children's acetaminophen — but check with your doctor before giving your toddler any medication.

If your child has a health condition, check with your doctor before travelling.

There's no scientific evidence that any of these methods work, though, so it's a good idea to check with your doctor before trying any tricks to induce labor.

Not necessarily, although you should check with a doctor before introducing chicken.

And ALWAYS check with your doctor before giving any new foods to your baby.

You can introduce zucchini to your baby from 6 months of age (although you should always check with your doctor before introducing any new foods into your baby's diet).

Check with your doctor before using any medication on children.

She should stop smoking and check with her doctor before continuing taking prescription drugs.

ALWAYS double and triple check these with your doctor before you take anything.

But you may want to check with your doctor before you use it.

If your child drank soy formula because your doctor recommended it, though, check with your doctor before starting her on cow's milk.

All okay to take, there is also other medication like we have the Pepcid or the Phomordudene, that medication although it's okay to take in pregnancy I would check with my doctor before I jump in and take that medication.

And then they have some other ones like Prevacid and the Omeprazole you know, the purple pill those medications I would definitely check with my doctor before taking even though they are over-the-counter, you shouldn't just go ahead and take it because if your heart burn is not being relieved by the usual Mylox or Mylanta, tums, then they should check it out and see may be there is a different cause for it.

Always check with your doctor before using a breast milk fortifier.

In any case — and as with all new foods — it's a good idea to check with your doctor before introducing sesame seeds to your little one.

NOTE: Please check with your doctor before introducing these recipes to your baby.

Thus, it's important to check with your doctor before introducing chickpeas to your baby and to follow the four day rule when introducing them, so you can easily identify them as the cause of any potential reaction.

However, it is important to check with your doctor before you start exercising and this is more so if you did not work out before because some activities can be dangerous for the baby.

And remember — you should always check with your doctor before introducing new foods to your baby.

Dr Rayner said: «If you have heart problems, you need to check with your doctor before embarking on a very low calorie diet or fasting.

Always check with your doctor before beginning any new routine.

While you should always check with your doctor before ingesting any of these ingredients (especially if you have allergies), here's the run down on some of the most popular trending ingredients right now.

St. Johns wort generally has few side effects, but it can interact with other drugs, so — as with any supplement — check with your doctor before trying it.

However, the study authors added that pregnant women or those looking to become pregnant should check with their doctor before taking any medication.

It's a good idea to check with your doctor before taking any new supplement, however, especially if you are getting blood drawn; the FDA warns that taking too much biotin may interfere with lab test results.

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(Always check with your doctor before making a dietary switch in case a certain food is off - limits because of interactions with treatment or other concerns.)

Again, check with a doctor before using anything while pregnant nursing, but I have personally used it through several pregnancies with great results.