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Is Adcodol harmful to the unborn baby when taken on a regular basis? For example, i use it for migraines. I still have to get tested, but i suspect that i am pregnant. Are there also general causes why, your period is not on a regular?
Hi Davina,
Alcohol is harmful to te unborn baby. Regular alcohol consumption can lead to fetal alcohol syndrome in the baby. It afects development of the brain. Your period may not be regular due to poor nutrition, hormone inbalance, polycystic ovary syndrome, thyroid dysfunction and other reasons. You must see a doctor if there is a problem.
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Sincerely,
Eric Brandt, B.Sc. Pharm
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