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Iron tablet in pregnancy
As it is said that iron tablet should not be consumed with milk products but it should be taken at day time. In break fast i eat curd in lunch i eat curd in evening i drink milk , kab lun ???
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Keep a gap of 1 hr
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You can take Iron tablets when you want. You surely don't consume 2 litres of milk per day. 100 ml milk or 100 gm of curd will not make any difference if there is a gap of half hour between iron tablets and milk / curds
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Keep 1 hr gap
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Dr. Neeru Gupta
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13 yrs exp
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Take after dinner with gap of 30 min from milk
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
After lunch with lime water
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Dr. Deepshika Jha
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Bangalore
Take in prelunch ( 30 min before your lunch )
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