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I'm 23 weeks pregnant and dairy intolerant. should i be taking a calcium supplement? if so, what strength? thank you
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Calcium: Reporductive age women are recommended to take 1200-1500mg per day regardless of if you are pregnant or if you drink dairy products.
Answered 5/8/2014
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