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Stopping Normoz tablet at 8 weeks
I was taking Normoz tablet from 4 months for pcos treatment. My doctor asked to stop normoz tablet after 8 week ultrasound, baby had a good heartbeat and growth.
After stopping normoz I have a lot of mood swings and irritation, can stopping normoz at 8 weeks pregnancy harm my baby?? Is it okay to stop all of a sudden?? Please advise.
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It is absolutely okay to stop normoz
It just contains multivitamins
Mood changes are due to pregnancy hormones
Ur baby is absolutely safe
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
No it's ok
U can stop
Fr mood swings exercise get Ur Thyroid levels checked
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