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I rarely drink milk, so i'm wondering if i should take a multi-vitamin with my prenatal vitamin so my baby gets more nutrients. is that ok?
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No need : Your prenatal vitamin alone is ok. Make sure that you are eating regular balanced meals too.
Answered 5/16/2014
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