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I took boric acid and i may potentially be pregnant i only took one tablet is that still a risk? i took it for a yeast infection?
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Boric acid is considered harmful to the developing fetus. You should be ok if you only took one tablet. Never take boric acid orally, pregnant or not. It is poisonous. Pregnant women should get their OB's OK before taking any nonprescription or prescription meds.
Answered 9/24/2022
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