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I am 10 weeks pregnant and i have a persistent cough. what can i take?
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The Ob/Gyne...Doctor: Need to see the Ob/Gyne (Pre-Natal) Doctor to find out the reason for "a persistent cough", especially if it is new. He/she will also recommend the best management for a 10-week pregnant Lady. Proceed with care and Enjoy your pregnancy.
Answered 2/28/2021
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Before meds : A diagnosis will be needed. Your Gyn or GP will be best to coordinate as an exam will likely be needed with tests based on findings.
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