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I Am Planning To Concieve. Taking Folvite Tablets. Started Getting Cold. Is This Caused Due To Medicine?

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Posted on Thu, 30 Aug 2012
Question: Hi, I am planning to concieve. I am taking Folvite tablets as prescribed by my gynaec. But I am getting cough after I started using the same. Is this my misinterpretation? Please suggest.
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Answered by Dr. Monika Choudhary (2 hours later)
Hi XXXXXX.

Thanks for writing in.
Folvite does not cause cough, probably it's just a coincidence that you had it simultaneously with this treatment.
Folvite is helpful to prevent congenital neural tube defects in fetus during the future pregnancy. Please continue your folvite tablet as advised.
The problem of cough is separate, please consult the physician for it's cause and management. If you want, we can discuss it further on this forum.

I hope this information would be both informative and helpful for you.
Regards
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I Am Planning To Concieve. Taking Folvite Tablets. Started Getting Cold. Is This Caused Due To Medicine?

Hi XXXXXX.

Thanks for writing in.
Folvite does not cause cough, probably it's just a coincidence that you had it simultaneously with this treatment.
Folvite is helpful to prevent congenital neural tube defects in fetus during the future pregnancy. Please continue your folvite tablet as advised.
The problem of cough is separate, please consult the physician for it's cause and management. If you want, we can discuss it further on this forum.

I hope this information would be both informative and helpful for you.
Regards