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Is it safe to use dermaid cream on my fingers whal i'm pregnant i have allergies to the metal in rings?
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Cream: As long as you are using a cream on a confined area for a few days, it should not harm your fetus, as the systemic obsorption is minimal.
Answered 5/7/2013
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