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What kind of cold medication can i take while pregnant?
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Cold meds/pregnant?: Most antihistamines are OK once past the first three months. Best would be to avoid any medications without conferring with your ob provider. Each has his/her own preferences.
Answered 12/4/2017
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Tyelonol for sinus : You can take over the counter tyelonol for sinus and cold and also pseudophed for congestion,also robitussin for cold and cough
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