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I am 27 weeks pregnant and have a cold. normal cold symptoms, no fever but with quite a hectic headache for three days now. ?
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Cold in Pregnancy: Sorry you aren't feeling well! As long as it's just a cold & you have no fever or flu-like symptoms (fever, chills, rigors, muscle aches, malaise), there is nothing to worry about. You can take tylenol, robitussin, mucinex, cough drops/lozenges, to get you through the symptoms! Feel better!
Answered 5/19/2018
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