Should pregnant women take Ibuprofen instead of Tylenol?
Nancy Mace went on TV and told pregnant people not to take Tylenol and to take ibuprofen instead.
And, I cannot stress enough, HOW STUPID THAT IS. Ibuprofen is PROVEN to cause fetal complications. Has been for years. TYLENOL HAS NOT. EVER.
DO NOT TAKE MEDICAL ADVICE FROM THESE TRUMPIAN MAGA IDIOTS. LISTEN. TO. YOUR. DOCTOR.
Results from Chat GPT:
Generally, pregnant women should avoid taking ibuprofen, especially in the later stages of pregnancy. Here's why:
First trimester: Some studies suggest a possible link between ibuprofen use and miscarriage or birth defects, though the evidence isn't conclusive.
Second trimester: Occasional use may be less risky, but it should only be taken if a doctor specifically recommends it.
Third trimester: Ibuprofen can cause serious complications, such as premature closure of a fetal heart vessel (the ductus arteriosus), reduced amniotic fluid, and kidney problems in the baby.
Safer alternative: Acetaminophen (Tylenol / paracetamol) is generally considered safer for pain relief during pregnancy, but even that should be used in the lowest effective dose for the shortest time needed.
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about all the medications to avoid?
Just tough it out ladies! 
