Patient's question:
Can you eat B-complex vitamins in early pregnancy? I've been taking them because I've been working overtime a lot lately. Recently, I've been trying to conceive, and I might not have realized I was pregnant until I finished a bottle of B-complex vitamins, which was only then that I noticed it said it's not suitable for pregnant women to eat. Will it be harmful to the baby?Doctor's answer:
According to the question you have consulted, can you eat B-complex vitamins in early pregnancy? Generally, there is no major problem, because B-complex vitamins are health supplements. There is no major problem. Usually, after 40 days of pregnancy, you can have an ultrasound to check the growth and development of the gestational sac. In the first three months of pregnancy, take folic acid tablets to prevent neural tube defects in the fetus. It is recommended that you pay attention to rest, avoid overexertion, and take good care of the pregnancy. Wish you a successful pregnancy!