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Ginger gravol and Diclectin
NVP Counsellor
Date: 2011-07-29
Question:
I am 10 weeks pregnant and was told by my doctor that I could take gravol with my diclectin. I purchased the Ginger gravol and it claims that it should not be taken during pregnancy. Is regular gravol different than Ginger gravol from a safety perspective?
Answer:
Your doctor is correct in telling you that you can take Diclectin and Gravol together. Ginger gravol is also safe to take as directed by your doctor.
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