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I love the multivitamins which i have been taking during pregnancy. is it ok or beneficial to continue taking these vitamin for as long as i like?
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Absolutely!: There is no reason why you cannot continue your prenatal vitamins long term. They contain extra iron, folate (folic acid) and likely calcium. Totally healthy!
Answered 9/28/2016
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