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I4 mnths preg.want 2stop vitamins pregncare with omegacal&vit d. is this ok? last bloods high folat so thinkin ok to stop nwdon't wanbaby to b to big
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Stopping vitamins: I wouldn't stop any vitamins unless specifically told to do so by your physician. On their own, calcium and vitamin d will not cause the baby to get to big.
Answered 11/27/2017
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