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Date Posted: 11:47:02 10/01/10 Fri
Author: suek
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 12.174.118.19
Subject: In which case...
In reply to: niki 's message, "pseudophedrine (Sudafed. NOT PE)" on 11:23:26 10/01/10 Fri

...I thought it was the antihistamine; it's not. So I still go with Mucinex D. I know you can take Sudafed when pregnant, so I'd think it'd be safe for driving as well.

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[> [> [> Thanks got Sudafed and Mucinex... -- madonna, 15:02:08 10/01/10 Fri [1] (c-71-238-235-62.hsd1.mi.comcast.net/71.238.235.62)

I like to alternate my medicines so the body doesn't get used to it....hate that!
Thank you all again!!

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