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Is it safe to drink beer while taking prenatal vitamin w/ magnesium oxide n iron n other supplements not pregnant just never switched back to reg vit ?
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Yes: No contraindication. However drink moderately and do not operate machinery after drinks
Answered 7/12/2015
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