Prenatal help!
A vitamin to make mention of is Vitamin A, which can be harmful to the baby or may cause birth defects when taken in excess amounts. This is no reason to panic about the foods you eat on a daily basis. According to the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration website, “the recommended adult daily allowance of vitamin A from all sources is 2500 IU per week".
You will find a Vitamin A in most multi-vitamins and this is okay as it’s an important vitamin – a deficiency can also cause health problems for your baby. Provided you don’t exceed the above intake per week, Vitamin A is safe to ingest. This is why it is important to make sure you have a multi-vitamin suitable for pregnancy as this should be factored in already.
My gyno told me to continue my bariatric vitamin for now because it has plenty of folic acid, but when I become pregnant to switch to a prenatal. Has anyone ever heard of this?!?!
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...september 17, 2007...
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...september 17, 2007...
Changed for good
...september 17, 2007...