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Hi, please can you advise on the following: my wife is 31years old, 18weeks pregnant and has the flu. what over the counter medication's are safe to use during pregnancy to treat/alleviate flu symptoms?
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Flu symptoms : She can take tylenol safely. Avoid taking any other otc medications.
Answered 1/2/2021
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