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Hi, i am 7 weeks pregnant and coming down with the flu. ive been coughing for over a week now, hoping symptoms would subside but i am still feeling unwell. would panado medisip ginger be okay to use? i have not taken any medication yet.
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Safe: I would recommend that you contact your doctor by phone for an evaluation and advise. You may need to get tested and may need antibiotic if you have secondary infection. What you mentioned is safe to take during pregnancy. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 11/22/2020
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