Stop taking prenatals?

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Ive home passed 12 weeks and wondering if I still need to take prenatals. Are they still important for the baby's development?  They kinda made me feel sick.

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I got a great brand that is food based, has ginger and a probiotic...they usually make me sick and I can take these on an empty stomach.

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Take them take them take them!!

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Prenatals are vital throughout your pregnancy. Take them later in the day with a meal. You might want to try whole food prenatals (made from real foods, not synthetics/chemicals. Less likely yo cause upset). Any health food store will carry them. I take Honest Company's prenatals and DHA (available online only). They just came out with a one-a-day, which I'm going to take to replace their 3-a-day that I'm currently taking. No stomach upset, even on an empty stomach. Honest.com (and no, I'm not a paid spokesperson!)

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Take the chewables. You need them.

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If prenatals bother you, you can switch brands. Or, start taking flinstones. I had to do that with my first.

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Perhaps take them after a full meal? Yes you need to take them your entire pregnancy and post pregnancy for a number of months as well. Carrying a baby depletes many of your vitamin and calcium and several other vital stores. The prenatals help with this in addition it's vital to the development of the baby.

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You needto take them for the entire pregnancy and while you nurse, if you choose to do so.  Try to find a different brand if the ones you're taking irritateyour stomach.

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I never take them am 8wks

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I still take them and I'm 22 weeks

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I forget to take them always had and have 3 healthy children, if you eat right you should be fine but ask your doctor, they will tell you what to do

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