For this reason, they are strongly recommending that women limit Tylenol use during pregnancy unless medically necessary. So, what is really, really important for pregnant women and families to know is that there is no change in medical practice. In light of Trump’s comments, the organization re-affirmed its position, explaining that recent studies confirm that the medicine does not increase risks during pregnancy. Moreover, untreated pain is also said to lead to anxiety, depression and high blood pressure for the pregnant women, which can also lead to pregnancy complications. In addition, linking the condition to the use of Tylenol can also leave many parents of diagnosed children feeling guilty.