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Multiple tablets during pregnancy
I am 17 weeks pregnant. I have been advised to take below tablets after food which I have been taking after lunch in one go.
1) CC8
2) ScorHb
3) Folvate
4) becasule Z
5) Celin 500mg
Please advise if I need to keep time gap while taking these tablets or is it ok to have them all together.
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Take folvate, scorhb celin and zincovit after 1 hour of lunch and CC8 can taken along after lunch to avoid gi intolerance and better absorption.
Vitamin C (celin ) is needed for better absorption of iron Folic acid . Calcium (CC8) can lead to poor absorption of Iron.
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Dont take all medicines together at same time .Take:
1. Take Scor Hb & Folvate 2 hrs before or after any meal
2. Becasule after dinner at night
3. Celine & CC8 can be taken after lunch
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