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Can i take cyproheptadine while 8 weeks pregnant please?
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It is generally safe: Generally safe with pregnancy, category b, but don't exceed recommended dosage, and consult with ur obstetrician on the next visit for all medicines you are prescribed or regularly take.
Answered 3/3/2014
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