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Hepatitis B, pregnant 2nd month

2020-03-26 02:43:40
Chronic hepatitis B patient using Recovir tablets. Now confirmed pregnance. If she use Recovir tablets, wamptings are coming. If not using she will be free. Can she continue the medicine? Generally a confirmed pregnant will not use any tablets till completing 3rd month.
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Better u can consult me online n discuss in briefly to guide you. It’s chronic problem n needs proper medication n guidance

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Start LIV52HB of himalya 2 tablet twice a day

Answered2020-03-26 05:50:39

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