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I am married 2 months back. i want to have a baby. what are the medication i should take? what are the diets. i am taking thyroid medication currently
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Pre-Natal Vitamins: Make sure that you take your thyroid hormone therapy as directed and that your thyroid tests are normal before getting pregnant. Taking pre-natal vitamins is advised.
Answered 11/28/2017
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