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Can i take molaxicam well pregnent?
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No: Nsaids such as Meloxicam are not recommended in pregnancy as they can affect your platelets and thus your placenta. For fever or pain, doctors recommend Acetaminophen in pregnancy. Some doctors will allow nsaids prior to 26 weeks, but you must discuss with your doctor to see if okay in your case.
Answered 6/28/2014
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