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I'm not sure if i did but i think i took a double dose of tylonel regular strength, i'm 11 weeks pregnant will my baby be okay ?
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Tylenol usage: One extra Tylenol pill will not affect your developing fetus. However, make your OB MD aware of the ingestion and he can check on your baby.
Answered 11/19/2016
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