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Wife is 34 weeks pregnant, afi 7, doc advised her piracetam. is it safe?.she has history if oligohydramnious in previous pregnancies?
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Are you sure about her OB doctor's advice regarding piracetam which is just a suplement with controversial benefits and it should not be used during pregnancy? I answered her previous question about the AFI, nothing to worry, especially this condition is not new to her.
Answered 1/10/2022
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