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Doctor, i accidentally took 2 prenatal a that were expired 2 months ago..i am 18 weeks pregnant. i'm worried if it had a negative effect on my baby.
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No negative effect: Medications are often still potent past their expiration dates especially when kept in a cool protected environment.
Answered 7/6/2016
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