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My obgyn told me to take 500mg of vitamin c to help prevent btb and spotting while on amethyst. do you think it would actually help?
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It can't hurt...: but I don't know if it will prevent any bleeding. I would love to know your doctor's rationale.
Answered 3/20/2015
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