Any lozenges containing medications are potentially risky for pregnant women and should be taken with caution. Pregnant women with sore throat caused by inflammation of the throat, if you choose to use throat tablets to solve the local tingling or discomfort, try to use food-grade cooling mints, any lozenges containing medications may have the risk of having an effect on the fetus. The use of lozenges may or may not affect the fetus at all, but the risk is always there and no medication is absolutely safe. If a pregnant woman is experiencing throat discomfort and wants to use a lozenge to improve her symptoms, the first recommendation is to use a food-grade food or candy, such as peppermint candies, which can produce a cooling sensation locally to improve her symptoms, and can also avoid the risk of side effects associated with medications, making it a better choice.