Skin issues and pregnancy

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I have been getting acne issues since Feb this year and so getting treated from a reputed skin specialist. He suggested me to take zitcare for a month and aziman 500 (3 tablets every friday saturday sunday) for a month. I am worried that these tablets wont be a hindrace or any issues if i become pregnant. The skin doctor did inform that these tablets are safe and would not create any issues since at times these tablets are given to pregnant ladies too. please suggest. I am worried. when should i stop taking these medications. if i conceive, hope these medications that I had taken for a month wont cause any issues. please answer in detail. thanks

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Dr. Jagat Shah Sexologist 24 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jagat Shah

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Hi, consult ur Gynac about it n then take decisions.

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