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Is deep heat rub safe to use during pregnancy?
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Deep Heat Rub: Deep Heat Rub contains anti-inflammatory medication which can affect the fetus via crossover into the placenta. This has mixed reviews, so check with your OB physician for advice.
Answered 1/22/2020
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