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Im 17 weeks pregnant and accidentally toof 2 generic zertec. am i alright?
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YES.: Generally, you should avoid taking any medications not specifically approved or prescribed by your doctor during pregnancy. Fortunately, there have been no observed adverse consequences to a fetus from taking Zyrtec (Cetirizine) during pregnancy. You're good! Dr. Anne
Answered 1/3/2017
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