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Can you take vitamin a for infections during pregnancy ?
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Unnecessary : Any prenatal vitamin has a sufficient amount of vitamin A in it to support your body during pregnancy. You do not need an additional vitamin A supplement. Additional Vitamin A has not been shown to help clear infections any faster than without it.
Answered 3/17/2020
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