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Ttc and experiencing loose stools every morning. could this be from taking elevit at night?
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Elevil Rx & PG: The use of Elevil nightly while attempting pregnancy can seriously hamper your ability to get pregnant. Consider discontinuing its' use if you are serious about trying to conceive.
Answered 3/9/2015
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