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I am 23 weeks pregnant, i am constipated and have really bad heart burn any advice on what medication i can use that does not require a prescription?
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Ask your pharmacist: There are several antacids/laxatives that are safe during pregnancy, your pharmacist would be able to help, good luck
Answered 11/27/2018
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