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I have just found out i am 3-4 weeks pregnant. if i start taking pregnancy vitamins, will that increase the health in me and my baby?
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Yes: It is recommended to take vitamins during pregnancy for the baby's health (and yours) and to prevent certain birth defects.
Answered 2/20/2020
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