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When a diet is not as varied as it should be, can multivitamins help? i'm pregnant and have eaten healthily these 35 weeks, but i eat mainly the same.
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Maybe: Multivitamins don't hurt, and might help. What is important is eating a health diet, which you say you do.
Answered 6/9/2014
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Hopefully: You are on prenatal vitamins. If you are eating same food that is healthy and contains all essential food and vitamins, it is okay
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