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Tylenol in Pregnancy Linked to Baby Girls' Reproductive Changes | Yakima News
New research from Denmark raises eyebrows: baby girls whose moms took Tylenol during pregnancy may be born with smaller reproductive organs and fewer eggs. The study, tracking over 300 infants, found links even with low, recommended doses—but scientists stress this doesn’t prove causation or impact future fertility. Tylenol’s maker says it remains the safest pain reliever for pregnancy, urging consultation with healthcare providers. Experts agree more long-term data is needed, while current guidelines still support its use—since untreated pain or fever can be riskier. Listen in comfort:Get a…
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