Yes, it is highly recommended to take folic acid before becoming pregnant. Taking folic acid daily, ideally three months before conception and throughout pregnancy, significantly reduces the risk of certain serious birth defects. It is included in prenatal multivitamins and has no known side effects. Your pharmacist can prescribe it to help with the cost and recommend the best option and dosage for you. It is a beneficial supplement to take before and during pregnancy.
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