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I've just discovered that i'm 8,5 weeks pregnant. i dropped all my cronic medication which included stuff for insomnia. can i take resquedrops?
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Probably safe: But you still want to see your obstetrician asap for assessment and to start prenatal care, wish you a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby
Answered 5/21/2019
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