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Can pregnant women take something even though they don't have a clotting disorder to prevent clots then stop taking it a month or two before delivery?
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No: If you do not have a known clotting disorder, then treatment is not indicated. You need to be active and drink lots of fluid.
Answered 6/27/2014
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