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My doctor prescribed me cefuroxime and chlorquinaldol-promestrine in treating bacterial vaginosis.could these be harmful to an early pregnancy , because i may be pregnant of 1 week?
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It could be.: Tell your doctor immediately that you may be pregnant, do a definitive urine or blood test to find out if you are, realizing that the otc test will not detect a very early pregnancy. Do it now.
Answered 1/8/2015
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