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Is azo safe to take while pregnant for a bladder infection?
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Antibiotics: Azo is safe for use during pregnancy but it is not an antibiotic and will not adequately treat a bladder infection. It is important that bladder infections in pregnancy be properly treated to prevent spread to the kidney
Answered 1/3/2017
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