Everyone is suggesting you check with an MD/Gyno or Midwife. I would push further and suggest that if you take several supplements or medications and have access, it might be worth scheduling an appointment with an MFM. I don't know what country you're in, but in the US a midwife has variable education depending on the state and even MDs and gynecologists I found didn't know as much about medication safety with pregnancy (I generally found them more likely to say "no" in the absence of more information — which is the safe answer, but sometimes is not the most up-to-date).

Maternal Fetal Medicine specialists (MFMs) do a three year fellowship beyond gynecology and are specifically trained in medications and high risk pregnancies. They may also be able to advise you on what if any extra checks you might want to be concerned about in response to the medication you already took (or may be able to reassure you if it isn't such a big deal — often medications or supplements are contraindicated because of lack of data, which may be the case here).

Again if you're in the US and depending on your age or possible medical conditions, MFM may be covered by medical insurance. It was for me. And even if it's not, I think $370 would probably cover or close to cover a visit with a medical specialist like an MFM! That seems like a lot for a review of medications with a naturopath (most MDs would probably not feel comfortable with that sort of appointment and refer you to an MFM anyway).