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can I keep brestfeeding if I need to take some medicine?

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PostPosted: 10/07/06 - 22:27    Post subject: can I keep brestfeeding if I need to take some medicine? Vote now! Reply with quote
Should I stop brestfeeding if I am going to take levothyroxihe (50 mcg tab myl daily)
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