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Im 16 weeks pregnant and i have a terrible sinus cold. im worried it could turn into an infection. what is the risk of taking antibotics to my baby?
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Communicate: If it is not obvious, be sure the doc knows you are pregnant, There are lots of antibiotics we can choose from and most are not a problem for a developing fetus.If you tell the doc they can be sure to avoid the few that might be a problem.
Answered 7/10/2017
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