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Taking cardiomagnyl before pregnancy and feel very very thirsty all the time ?
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Something else: Cardiomagnyl is a combination of aspirin and magnesium. The magnesium can cause diarrhea which could lead to dehydration and thirst but if you aren't having diarrhea the thirst is probably due to something else. Good luck.
Answered 10/17/2014
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