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Q: sick while pregnant
asked by: xochilt on October 17th, 2009
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hi i been having doubts about the medication they gave me when i went for consultation is called Tylenol cold multi-symptom severe daytime (non-drowsy)...what i wanted to know if its bad taking it while pregnant the one who women who prescribed it to me told me to take 15 ml every six hours. right now i'm 5 months and 3 weeks pregnant. i just don't want to take it if it will harm the baby. what i have is plugged up nose and cough. cough
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nickj
replied on October 19th, 2009
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FadedRose
replied on October 19th, 2009
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Hi xochchilt,

What were the diagnosises you were given? Do you have sinus infection, drainage or a a cold? Follow your motherly instinct and call or take the medications to your local pharmacist. Tell them you are pregnant and that you are uncomfortable in taking the prescribed medication and would like to know if there is non-side effect medicine you can take. Keep us posted.

Good Luck, and congrats on being a mom to be Smile)

Faded Rose
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