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Hi, My wife had to medically terminate her pregnancy due to multiple complications arising at the end of first trimester. Double marker test reported trisomy 21 and also she has a septate uterus. She had been advised to take below meds during the recovery period. Sysfol Active: Once daily MCBM DHA: Once daily Folivite : 5 mg Once daily Adenosyl -OD : Once daily Vitamin D3 Nano : Once weekly (60k) Meriford-Z : Once daily On checking the salts, i found out that most of the salts in all these medicines are overlapping, hence I am not sure if these all are supposed to be taken. Can any confirm which meds to take and which one to skip? Also, I would want to know if she can consume omega3 capsules (containing 120 mg DHA)? Note: Once her recovery period is over, we want to try again for pregnancy and don't want her to take any overdose.
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Please ask for confirmation from the same Doctor who prescribed the medicine . I don't know why you want an opinion from a Doctor when you can read the contents of the medicines yourself and you understand that the contents are overlapping. You should fight your own battle rather than involving other Doctors.
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Dha is used to improve iq of the baby whn the patient is pregnant Vit d supplements required only if there is documented deficiency Folic acid supplements required 3 months prior to planning conception ...so choose between sysfol active n folvite Adenosyl required only if hb is less than 10 So stop all medicines except folic acid supplements Take iron n vit d only if there is a deficiency
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