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I have been on lancap (lansoprazole) for close to 10years. i take a 30mg dose daily. and i am 7weeks pregnant. is it safe to continue taking it?
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Should be fine: Always be sure your OB doctor knows and agrees with any medications.
Answered 4/8/2019
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