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I'm using kojivit plus and koshine lotion as my night creams prescribed by doctor,i'm 8 weeks pregnant. is it ok to use?
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Lotions: Probably ok to use, however, staying away from most medications is best bet in the long run. Your doctor knows your case and is the best source of information
Answered 8/28/2015
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