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Is augmentin 625 is safe
Is augmentin 625 is safe for breastfeeding women?? For cold and cough? Augmentin 625 twice daily dosage is taken
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You may need to use medicines with caution as the medicines are secreted in breast milk.. Take antibiotics if only absolutely necessary under the guidance of a physician
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Ideally, medications are avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding
Still for managing illness as you mentioned we do prescribe medications depending on severity and impairment
You can take PCM, levicetrizine but must consult your gynaecologist for using antibiotic it's duration dose
Alon with it you can take steam , drink Luke water
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It comes under category B for use in pregnancy and should be taken only under medical supervision
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Dr. Kavita Bhutani (PhD)
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No for cold ans cough while pregnancy unless the doctor and gynaecologist suggest in sync
It’s an antibiotic
There are milder medicines for flu allergy
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