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Wife 11+wk pregnant.doing fine except that shes having dry cough and coughing., is on thyroxine 50,folic z. would it be safe to take med for cough?
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Cough medicine: There are many forms of medication for "cough relief", but it is always best to check with the OB physician as to which he/she might recommend. Generally, most are safe, and the OB office staff usually knows what to recommend in particular.
Answered 12/29/2018
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