Advanced Natal Care vitamins are a type of prenatal vitamin. Prenatal vitamins are multi-vitamins supplements for women trying to conceive or those who are already pregnant. They contain all of the recommended vitamins and minerals for a healthy pregnancy. If you develop side effects from your prenatal vitamin you should consult your obstetrician. They may be able to switch you to a different brand that you find more tolerable.
Headache
You may develop headache while taking your prenatal vitamin. This side effects may be temporary and diminish over time as your body adjusts to these vitamins. Sometimes the early hormonal changes of pregnancy may also be the cause of your headache. If headache becomes bothersome, consult your obstetrician regarding the use of a safe over-the-counter pain reliever such as acetaminophen.
Nausea
According to Mississippi Baptist Health Systems, nausea is a possible side effect of Advanced Natal care vitamins. To help avoid nausea, consider taking your vitamin with food or in the evening prior to sleep. You should not take your prenatal vitamin with milk or milk products, as it may cause a decrease in the amount of calcium that your body absorbs from your vitamin. Herbal decaffeinated tea's such as those that contain peppermint or ginger and ginger ale may be helpful to relieve nausea.
Vomiting
Some women may experience vomiting while taking Advanced Natal Care. If you experience vomiting after taking your vitamin you should consult your health care provider. Persistent vomiting during pregnancy may place you at risk for dehydration, which can be dangerous.
Constipation
Constipation may occur while taking prenatal vitamins. It is thought to occur in relation to the iron in your vitamin. Increasing your fluid intake and eating foods that are high in fiber may help alleviate constipation. Constipation that becomes severe should be reported to your doctor. They may recommend the use of a safe over the counter stool softener.
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