Patient's question:
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Women taking folic acid should do so under the guidance of a doctor. Folic acid supplements contain only 0.4 milligrams of folic acid per tablet and are the only preventive medication approved by the state (brand name "Sulian"). However, there is a type of "folic acid tablet" on the market used to treat anemia, which contains 5 milligrams of folic acid per tablet, equivalent to 12.5 times the amount in a "Sulian" tablet. Pregnant women should strictly avoid taking this high-dose folic acid tablet in the early stages of pregnancy, as long-term high-dose use of folic acid tablets can have adverse effects on both the mother and the fetus. Therefore, it is advised that pregnant women follow the guidance of doctors and healthcare professionals and avoid self-medication or indiscriminately purchasing medication.