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Is taking vitamin d safe in early pregnancy?
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Sure.: Yes, it is safe to take vitamin d throughout pregnancy.
Answered 12/10/2013
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Yes, and recommended: Vitamin d is essential in pregnancy. Actually it should have begun before pregnancy, as it takes 3 mos. To reach appropriate levels with just daily replacement, unless you load up with high doses at the beginning of therapy. Check w/your ob. Calcium is also important. As well as folate and prenatal vitamins.
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