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My wife is 34weeks pregnant. she has become ill this last two days with some sinus symptoms and a cough.can she self medicate with acc200, septogaurd?
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Ask her OB MD: Your wife should be under the care of an OB MD for prenatal care at this point who should have all of the medical records of her and the fetus' examination. to reference when answering this question.
Answered 9/9/2018
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