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I'm 7w6d pregnant and i'd like to know how many times in a day can i take zofer for my nausea?
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Zofran for nausea: Zofran is generally safe in pregnancy, and can be taken every four hours with extreme cases of pregnancy induced nausea/vomiting. Your OB physician should determine the dose schedule, and make sure that no nutritional deficiencies are occurring which can affect fetal development. Prolonged hyperemesis may require hospitalization.
Answered 9/4/2019
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