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I painted my toes and don't know how far along i am didn't know it could be harmful should i remove the nail polish?
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Nail Polish: There have been no reported incidents of any adverse effects on the outcome of a healthy pregnancy due to manicures or pedicures. But fda reports show that chemicals in nail polish can cause rashes, and poisoning if ingested.
Answered 4/19/2014
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