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1925157 tn?1328929017

bedryl

How much beindryl is too much to take? I'm 33 weeks.
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1925157 tn?1328929017
I was told to take it in my second trimester for this weird rash on my face by my doc so I'm fine taking it. I just needed help sleeping so I didn't know how much to take. I took two tho
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My ob says its ok for me to take it.  I take MAX 50mg (2 pills).  She's recommended it to help sleep also.  Ask if you're uncomfortable taking it but as far as I've been told its safe for you and baby.
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I didn't think benadryl was safe to take while
Pregnant either and I work in a chemist, according to my pharmacist she says check with doctor.
But I googled  it and it says on there it can be taken
While pregnant.
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Yes u can take it just like it says on the package. My daughter took it for her morning sickness. Then later on for a cold.
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Benedryl is totally safe...just take it as directed on the back of the box...
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134578 tn?1693250592
I didn't think Benadryl was recommended during pregnancy.  Please either call their 800 number or ask a pharmacist, just to be sure.
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1346146 tn?1299360497
What is the recommended dosage on your package?  Whatever it says on the back is what you can take.  It says take 1 or 2 on my package.  I would go with the lower dose.
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