GSK assumes no responsibility for the site. If you wish to leave the site, click 'continue'. Continue Stay on this page. Treating your pain Pain relief during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Find out if using Voltarol when you are pregnant or breast-feeding is recommended. Pain relief and pregnancy The use of diclofenac in pregnant women has not been studied; therefore, Voltarol Emulgel products should not be used during pregnancy.
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Voltaren 50 mg enteric tablet, 10 Voltaren 25 mg enteric tablet, 50 Voltaren 50 mg suppository, 10 Voltaren 50 mg enteric tablet, 50 Voltaren mg suppository, 20 Voltaren No scientific studies that have specifically investigated whether use of diclofenac during pregnancy can affect learning or behavior in the child.
Most women will be offered a scan at around 20 weeks of pregnancy to look for birth defects as part of their routine antenatal care. Using diclofenac before 30 weeks of pregnancy would not normally require extra monitoring of your baby. If you have taken diclofenac after 30 weeks of pregnancy, extra scans to monitor the wellbeing of your baby are likely to be needed. We would not expect any increased risk to your baby if the father used diclofenac before or around the time your baby was conceived.
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Up to 1 out of every 5 pregnancies ends in a miscarriage, and 1 in 40 babies are born with a birth defect. These are referred to as the background population risks. Most medicines used by the mother will cross the placenta and reach the baby.
Sometimes this may have beneficial effects for the baby. How a medicine affects a baby may depend on the stage of pregnancy when the medicine is taken. If a new medicine is suggested for you during pregnancy, please ensure the doctor or health care professional treating you is aware of your pregnancy.
If you keep active during pregnancy, evidence suggests you are less likely to experience problems in later pregnancy and labour. It is not known whether diclofenac is excreted in breast milk. Therefore, it is not recommended to use these products while breastfeeding, unless advised by doctor or healthcare professional.
If there are compelling reasons for using them, they should not be applied to the breasts or to large areas of skin, nor should they be used for a prolonged period. Learn more about the benefits of exercise and how keeping fit can help you to stay healthy and relieve pain.
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