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Can i take calcium, b12 and d3 vitamins while pregnant?
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Vitamin D & calcium: It's probably a good idea to take calcium and possibly vitamin d3 while pregnant. Talk to your doctor about the dosage that is recommended for you. Unless you eat a vegan diet (no animal products) you probably don't need to take more vitamin B12 than is in prenatal vitamins.
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Yes: And many others vitamins, but especially folate (folic acid).
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