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I am experiencing body aches, reduced appetite ,fatigue and aching muscles.im 5-6 weeks pregnant..can i take panadol for the ache?
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Yes: Panadol is safe in pregnancy at the regular dosages. Follow up with your doctor if not better in a few days or any other problems develop.
Answered 7/31/2017
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