Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Yes, Cephalexin (keflex) is safe during pregnancy. They will try macrobid fist, and then Keflex if you can't tolerate the macrobid. I believe my dosage was 500 mg four times a day for seven days.But i get them so often, i had to be on Keflex for the remainder of my pregnancy (four months).hey are safe during pregnancy; not treating the UTI can cause lots of problems, so the benefits outweigh the risks of taking the anti-biotics. They changed the type I was taking b/c I started to develop a rash. I have to take them 4 times a day! Also, don't take them w/ milk. This can affect the absorbtion.
The Â£20-a-month version offers 3,000 landline and 200 mobile minutes to five international numbers. 2 also offers the 'call me' function. WATCH OUT! The perils of standard tariffs. Never make international calls from your phone-landline or mobile-if you are on a standard tariff.Jonathan Legget of the mobile comparison website top10.com says: 'Just a couple of short calls a month on your standard tariff could lead to a shock.ATCH OUT! The perils of standard tariffs. Never make international calls from your phone-landline or mobile-if you are on a standard tariff. Jonathan Legget of the mobile comparison website top10.com says: 'Just a couple of short calls a month on your standard tariff could lead to a shock.
Calling a mobile from a BT landline will now cost less. BT has announced it is to cut the cost of landline to mobile calls. Prices will be reduced by 13% during the day and by 24% for evening calls.Making an evening call to a mobile on any of the major mobile networks, will now cost BT landline customers 5.3p per minute, reduced from 7p per minute.alling in the daytime is still more expensive, but will now cost BT's landline customers 11.3p per minute instead of 13p. BT customers can take advantage of the cheaper prices from this weekend onwards as the new charges apply from 28 May. Related content: