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COVID POSITIVE DURING PREGNANCY
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I am 15 weeks pregnant and tested positive for COVID 19.
Please advise if it is safe to take mucusnil expectorant 600 mg tablet during pregnancy which is prescribed by physician as I am having productive cough and mild chest congestion
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If you are having so much of phlegm that you need to induce cough to bring out sputum then please also consult your Physician if you need any antibiotics to control the production of sputum and mucus.
Then the need for Mucusnil will become less.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Bhopal
It's relatively safe in pregnancy except for first 3 months . you can take
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