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If i stopped taking my prenatals, will i miscarry?
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No: Pre-natals have a lot of good vitamins, including folic acid and iron. Its a good idea to take them if you can. Stopping them, though, won't make you miscarry. Best wishes!
Answered 11/13/2016
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