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Fever during pregnancy
Can we take paracetamol 500mg for fever and cold during pregnancy. I am 2months pregnant .
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Yes you can take paracetamol during pregnancy, but evaluation is required for fever as she is pregnant, can consult for further discussion
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Yes, paracetamol 500mg. Can you consume during pregnancy period. If possible in S. O. S condition. Proper rehydration is necessary.
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plenty of fluids intake.
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Hi dear, yes u can take it for fever. Do take lots of water n fluids n do sleep well. Take care of yourself.
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