Well I guess technically that is up to you, so you can, but there is no reason too.(that is if by "regular vitamins" you mean a regular multivitamin) You end up taking more vitamins than you liver can process and could end up being a strain on your system. Other supplements may be fine if approved by your doctor i.e. fish oil supplements, vitamin c etc. in conjunction with your prenatal. Always consult your physician

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It is recommended that all women of child bearing age take prenatal vitamins.
If you are trying to get pregnant and haven't started taking them, you should start taking them now.

I recommend with or immediately after a meal for best absorption.

You can take it but it is not indicated.

Folic acid does not aid in fertility but it is a necessary vitamin for pregnant women. It should be taken even before pregnancy. Folic Acid aids in proper spinal development and formation of the fetus.

I have contraction like cramps,and I just found out I was pregnant, but a good idea wood be to take a HPT to determine the pregnancy,If it says negative and you still haven't started your period wait a week and try again, if you still haven't contact your doctor.

You should have an adequate supply of antioxidant vitamins, like Vitamin C and Vitamin E. You should also ensure that you eat colored vegetables, which contain flavonoids, in addition to Vitamin A (also an antioxidant). Intake of vitamin A preparations are not recommended, as excess of it may cause hypervitaminosis A.

Yes -- ascorbic acid is vitamin C, and is in many foods recommended in pregnancy (such as fruit and vegetables) as well as most pre-natal vitamin supplements. As with all supplements, moderation is the key.

Too much Vitamin A has been seen to cause birth defects and liver toxicity. Vitamin A in the form of Beta-Carotene (carotenoids) is okay, and actually necessary for proper fetus development and post-birth tissue repair. But avoid it in the preformed or retinol form (retinoids). Carotenoids are going to be found in fruit and vegetables, where retinoids are found in animal products (dairy, eggs, meat and liver).

There are a number of prescription drugs and natural supplements to increase your chances of pregnancy, however for most women it is very likely that they will become pregnant after unprotected vaginal sex, and having more sex increases your chances of prenancy. Having sex with multiple people also increases your chances because then the possibility of infertility in your partner is eliminated.

Folate or folic acid is a key nutrient to helping to lower the risk for certain birth defects and problems that happen during pregnancy. Most expectant mothers are encouraged to take in foods rich in folate or folic acid before and during pregnancy to help eliminate the risk for birth defects.

Check the label.

I assume that most would - this is the main reason why women take these vitamins. It is hard to get the required amount of folic acid from a normal diet.

Prenatals will help with reproductive health (just like heart, brain, bone, etc health) because they make sure you are getting the vitamins you need. However, if you have a reproductive problem they will not fix it.

Yes. Most doctors recommend between 0.6 and 1.0 mg of folic acid for pregnant women. This is very important to prevent birth defects.

There is no such condition as inverted uterus. Howeer, anteverted and retroverted uterus describe two different ways that the uterus can tip. An anteverted uterus tips forward towards the bladder. A retroverted uterus tips backward away from the bladder. Both anteverted and retroverted uteruses are normal. about 65-80% of women have an anteverted uterus, and 20-35% have retroverted.

Any woman can take folic acid, whether she has an anteverted, retroverted, or no uterus.

About nine months, since prenatal vitamins are taken during pregnancy.

I would have to say yes because of my 8 years of college for my Ph.D. Yes i am fully confident that high protein drinks will not cause any harm, and if their isn't any warning sign saying do not drink while pregnant then it should be ok to drink.

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One is not supposed to take these vitamins while breastfeeding because some of them are made with too much vitamin b and e, which in large doses can be bad and we really don't know how they affect the milk. And also horsetail can be bad as well. All you need is a regular prenatal vitamin and a healthy diet. Wait until after nursing then start taking this vitamin.

Folic Acid is actually several vitamins; M, B9 and Bc.

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.

Folic acid is very important during pregnancy...possibly the most important nutrient you will need during pregnancy. According to womenshealthcaretopics.com, Folic acid is a form of the B vitamin that aids in the regular cellular development and regeneration, and is especially crucial within the first weeks of your unborn baby's development. It helps to insure proper formation of the brain and spinal cord, without which there is a higher chance of miscarriage, and a 1 in 1000 chance that the child will end up with a Neural Tube Disorder (NTD). You should try to begin a regular folic acid regimen before becoming pregnant if possible. You can purchase folic acid supplements at your local drugstore or pharmacy. Your doctor can also provide you with a prenatal vitamin which is a multivitamin + folic acid. Folate can also be found in liver (chicken, turkey, lamb, etc), peas, beans, lentils, vegetables including spinach, broccoli, greens, avocado, orange, orange juice, asparagus and papaya, some breakfast cereals, wheat germ, some pastas, bread, rice egg, and corn.