As a water-soluble vitamin, folic acid is not especially dangerous in the case of an overdose. Any excess is usually just excreted in the urine without causing any problems. However, high doses of folic acid (especially if taken long-term) have been reported to cause some problems, such as: * Digestive problems (such as nausea or gas) * Rash * Problems sleeping (including unusual dreams) * Irritability, excitability, or hyperactivity * Bitter taste in the mouth * Zinc deficiency * Psychotic behavior * Seizures (typically in people who already have a seizure disorder). High doses of folic acid can also "mask" a vitamin B12 deficiency (effectively treating the anemia caused by the deficiency without stopping the nerve damage caused by the deficiency). There is also some concern that high-dose folic acid supplementation may also increase the risk of heart attacks in people with heart disease.
source: http://pregnancy.emedtv.com/folic-acid/folic-acid-overdose.html
Yes, you can take prenatal vitamins while an IUD is in.
There are many various brands of prenatal vitamins. I did some research and found that the top brand is One A Day - Prenatal. It has been voted number one by many doctors.
Prenatal vitamins are the best. Ask your doctor. Don't take vitamins which are not specifically for pregnant women as some (like vitamin A) can cause problems. With vitamins more is not better.
You can take any kind of prenatal vitamin before you get pregnant. If you can't take the prenatal vitamins, try Flintstone vitamins. Doctors recommend this all the time.
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Can Geritol and prenatal vitamins help you become pregnant with tubes tied
read the label on the bottle
Prenatal vitamins such as Spring Valley's gummy prenatal vitamins can be used to help hair and nail growth. It does not throw your cycle and make it irregular if you happen to not be pregnant. In fact many gynecologists actually prefer if you take prenatal vitamins before you become pregnant in order to prepare your body for pregnancy.
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If she is pregnant. You should discuss which vitamins with your doctor.
Yes, a female going through menopause can take a prenatal vitamin. It would help maintain the level of vitamins that maybe missing from their body.