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I am pregnant. my doctor recommend calcium 1000 mg daily. is it safety?
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Calcium per day: The recommended dose of calcium in pregnancy is 1300 mg per day, which is a safe amount. Milk and other dairy products are good sources.
Answered 3/7/2019
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