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A member asked:
Just want to know, a friend discovered she is pregnant today but she wanted sone antibiotics a week ago is anything going to happen to d baby.
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No: Most antibiotics have no risks for an unborn baby. She should just let her doctor know of any medicine or other substances such as alcohol taken during pregnancy.
Answered 1/4/2014
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