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A member asked:
I bought hydrocolloid patches for my feet blisters and it says i can only use them under doctor supervision.why is it bad to use them while pregant?
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Generic message: There is no reason why you cannot apply these patches externally to blisters on your feet. This is likely just a generic statement trying to absolve them of any risk in the pregnancy should something happen related to your feet. I cannot imagine what the problem would be, but i will also state that you should check with your doctor who knows you and your history much better!
Answered 10/4/2016
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