Is azoborode safe for pregnancy?
I'm trying to conceive and was told about Azoborode for something. But if I get pregnant, will it be okay to continue using it? I really want to be careful.
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7 months ago
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I always believe in eating clean and avoiding chemical supplements unless absolutely necessary. Since this is about pregnancy, please do not take any such products without asking your gynecologist first.
9 months ago
After going through a difficult pregnancy, I realized that taking any unverified medicine or supplement is not worth the risk. Please don't rely on internet search results, consult your OB-GYN immediately.
9 months ago
I was looking this up online and couldn't find much reliable information, which is making me so nervous. Has anyone actually been prescribed this by their doctor during pregnancy? I am scared to use it.
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Consult a obstetrics and gynaecologist
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7 months ago
In my days we had very limited medicines, and we always trusted the doctor's word above everything. Don't worry or stress too much, just show the bottle to your gynaecologist and they will guide you safely.
9 months ago
Safety should be your number one priority right now. Even if someone online says it is fine, you must get it checked by your own doctor before consuming or applying anything.
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8 months ago
There isn't enough clear clinical data on this. Save yourself the confusion and just consult your obstetrician directly before starting any such medication during your pregnancy.