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Is women horlicks is recommended in first month of pregnancy. And can i have other suppliments during first month
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Women Horlicks or for that matter any milk enriching supplements can be taken during any month of pregnancy.
You can have the following supplements under the supervision and opinion of a Gynecologist:
Folic acid
Vitamin B12
Iron
Calcium
Vitamin D
DHA
Iodine
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AVOID VITAMIN A SUPPLEMENTS
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Folate supplements are crucial in 1st trimester of your pregnancy. Consult a physician befire using any supplements as some vitamins like vitamin A could be very harmful to the fetus if consumed during pregnancy
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Dr. Subhashis Saha
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Yes you can take it
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