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Prenatal Vitamin Question

After beginning your prenatals did anyone elses urine turn a vibrant yellow or orange?
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That happens when taking any kind of vitamins. Be sure to still drink lots of water. That'll help with the color not being so vibrant. But there's nothing wrong.
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Mines always neon yellow after I've taking my vitamins:)
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Its okay. It's just your body eliminating the vitamins it wasn't able to absorb. The body is only able to absorb so much at a time and will flush out the rest in your pee. Vitamin C is one that will turn bright yellow in pee and I think B Vitamins too. You could try splitting your vitamins if possible and take half at night and half in the morning so your body doesn't get such an overwhelming amount at a time. I can't split mine with this pregnancy bc the ones I have are gel capsules so I take them before bed so my body has longer to absorb everything.
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Its an ingrediant in it. if u dont like what it does get ur doc or midwife to prescribe u one. i had to change mine several time to find the right one i like
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It just says prenatal plus on the description it says low iron
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U might have a lot of iron in it which one do u use. i use a iron tablet because im anemic the integra f and the doc said it will change color ur feces and urine
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