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Albendazole during pregnancy

2025-04-28 15:59:45
I am 4 weeks 2 days pregnant..My doctor prescribed me albendazole along with vitamin tablets during my first checkup.. is it necessary to take..? Am worried I came to know from others, it's not recommended during first trimester.my hb count is 12.6.
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It's not necessary in pregnancy.

Answered2025-04-30 08:11:59

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It's not mandatory.

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No it is not necessary to take

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