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Is it safe for my wife to take Remylin D tablets to treat her low vitamin B12 levels while she is 27 weeks pregnant and experiencing severe headaches?

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Is it safe for my wife to take Remylin D tablets to treat her low vitamin B12 levels while she is 27 weeks pregnant and experiencing severe headaches?

Asked by Male, 27 · 6 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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6 days ago

Remylin D, which contains vitamin B12 and vitamin D3, is generally safe and beneficial during pregnancy to treat deficiencies, provided it is prescribed by her doctor. However, her severe headaches at 27 weeks pregnant require immediate medical attention. Severe headaches in the third trimester can sometimes indicate high blood pressure or other conditions that need prompt evaluation by her obstetrician. Please contact her doctor right away to discuss these headaches before starting any new medication. Your medical team will ensure both she and the baby remain safe and healthy.

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