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I drank med lemon and i am 18 weeks pregnant. will my baby and i be okay?
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Safe for use : This vitamin c infused cold and flu treatment is safe for use. I encourage you to check with a doctor before using any medication in pregnancy.
Answered 12/8/2020
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