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Would it be fine to take allergy medicines before, during and post pregnancy?
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Yes..maybe,,: Most ob/gyn drs. Prefer you take nothing in the first trimester, but depending on your symptoms, your babies' health depends on your health. There are safe medicines for all of those stages. So if your allergies are bothering you, go see your allergist. If there are concerns, they canalways be in contact with your ob?Gyn.
Answered 5/29/2013
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