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I have post nasal drip and i am pregnant. i usually take a texa tablet everyday and if i don't then my whole body starts to itch. can i still take it?
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Yes it is safe,: but you should make your doctor aware of any medications you are taking while pregnant
Answered 5/9/2019
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