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Can I take the attached medicine during pregnancy?
Also have somewhat fever .
Not able to eat anything
Please suggest
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Plain amoxycillin is safest drug during the pregnancy..... Even for pain zerodol - sp is not safest..... Paracetamol is enough..... Whatever the medicines prescribed by any doctor during pregnancy .... It's best to take opinion from your gynecologist and then go ahead
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Yes you can take the first medicine,,but for pain donot take tablet Zerodol SP(as that doctor suggested),,take paracetamol 650 mg thrice daily if needed.
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Moxikind is considered safe during pregnancy, but can cause you some side effects, like vomiting sensation or drowsiness or diarrhea or skin rash.
Zerodol is not safe during pregnancy.. If you can bear the pain.. Just avoid it
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Be cautious of what you take during pregnancy
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