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I'm 12 weeks pregnant and i have a cold, can i take equate daytime cough med? it says alcohol free and antihistamine free. if i can't what can i take?
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See details: Avoid any medication unless it has been cleared by your own obstetrician.
Answered 5/26/2014
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