Yes. Fish oil supplements during pregnancy can provide the increased omega-3s that are recommended for pregnant women. Talk to your physician about prescribing one of the prenatal vitamins that now contain omega-3s. A supplement of 200-300 mg omega-3 DHA day should be sufficient. For more information on increasing omega-3 consumption during pregnancy click here.
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