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I am 32 weeks pregnant and i was prescribed metronidazole 500mg for my bacterial infection. is this safe to take with my prenatal vitamins as well?
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Taking prenatal vits: There should be no problem taking prenatal vitamins with your medication, except take them at different times of the day
Answered 9/28/2017
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