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Hello. my wife is breastfeeding a four months old baby and she suffers from wrist pains. can she take osteoeze for the pain?
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Ask her ob/gyn: The specialists in what a nursing mother can safely take are the obstetricians. That way the physician, who know your wife as a patient can provide the most accurate advice.
Answered 2/11/2021
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