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I am 4 months pregnent my doctor advised me corcium tablet for calcium but I read that it is not safe as it contains methyl paraben and magnesium pls guide me should I stop taking corium or not and switch to cipcal tablet
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You can try other calcium tablets like cipcal or shelcal.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
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There are other multiple calcium brands available which contain calcium plus vit d3
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Dr. Swati Kanawa
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Gurgaon
Hello, you can take cipcal or shelcal, one with calcium 500 mg
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