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Iam pregnant 4w 5d..i caught a cold..can this affect my baby ..is there any medication that is allowed for me without hurting the baby ?
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Acetaminophen: The best remedy for a cold is rest, fluids, salt water gargles and acetaminophen. It is very unlikely the cold will affect your child.
Answered 9/18/2013
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