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A member asked:
2 weeks after miscarriage i loss my appetite and still very weak.what kind of vitamins should i take to bring back all the energy ?
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Regular vitamin: You should take a regular prenatal vitamin that will have extra iron and folate (folic acid). Also, if you feel as though you are getting worse, then call your doctor.
Answered 3/19/2014
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