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Hi doctor. i am 37 weeks pregnant. is it safe to take chericof for cough?
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Maybe: Which is not very reassuring. We just don't have enough information to answer this question accurately. There is no clear risk but that is not to say that it is safe. Chericof has a combination of ingredients, and you are better off to use only the medications you really need if you must take something.
Answered 9/28/2016
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