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Is it safe to use oxytocin factor that you use under tongue when your pregnant?
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Oxytocin: No. Oxytocin is pitocin and will cause contraction of Uterus. If you are pregnant, do not take anything, especially unregulated food supplements like oxytocin factor, without permission of your Ob/Gyn.
Answered 11/2/2014
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