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Vertigo and pregnancy
I'm trying to conceive and I'm taking ovabless and dydroboon tablets as prescribed by doctor.
Also I'm having vertigo issue since many years so I usually take vertin as SOS tablet.
Is it ok to take vertin along with the above mentioned two tablets?
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Getting to the root cause of vertigo is important.
Taking SOS tab. Vertin is ok but that's not the answer.
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proper evaluation of ENT cause of vertigo
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carry on comfortably with your family planning. "VERTIGO IS NOT A BIG DEAL" (although it should not be neglected, should be diagnosed & treated well)
stay happy, stay healthy, stay blessed.
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Dr. Manisha.M
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Hyderabad
yes you can take mam
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Dr. Oliyath Ali
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Although vertin doesn’t interact with the medicines u mentioned, but if u happen to conceive, u should avoid any medicines as much as possible. I suggest u to consult thoroughly so as to get to a proper cause of ia vertigo, why u are having vertigo and treat yhe root cause so that u dont have to depend on vertin or any other drug while u are pregnant.
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