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12 weeks pregnant and might have gastro. the pharmacist gave me tasectan. is this medication safe to use?
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May use: This would be fine for temporary relief of diarrhea
Answered 11/16/2017
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Safe meds at 12 wks: Twelve weeks of pregnancy ( if accurate dating is certain) is relatively safe for medications. To be certain, consult a board certified obstetrician for advice, and in general, it is best not to take any medication unless cleared by your OB provider.
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