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Difference between Folsafe D & Fopymin
My doctor intialy gave Fopymin folic acid tablet during my pregnancy ..now I m in 23 rd week now tablet Folsafe D capsule given .. I am not sure whether by mistake tablet got changed or this is actually I need to take, unable to contact doctor .. kindly advise is it both r same tablet and whether good to go with Folsafe D tablet
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Hi You can stop colic acid tablet because iron supplements has folic acid . If you have a medication condition like Thalassemia you should continue folic acid ...
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