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Tylenol Use in Pregnancy May Be Linked with Uterus, Ovary Changes in Daughters
- Researchers found a potential link between Tylenol use during pregnancy and changes in the uterus and ovary development in daughters.
- The study does not prove that Tylenol causes these changes.
- Researchers stated the findings do not indicate any impact on future fertility.
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Thousands of pregnant women take it daily for headaches or fever: paracetamol. Now, new Danish research shows that the drug may affect the fertility of their unborn daughters. Scientists found smaller ovarian follicles, fewer eggs, and lower hormone levels in three-month-old babies. However, they emphasize that this is an observational study […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.
·Middelharnis, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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A large Danish study combines paracetamol taken during pregnancy with smaller reproductive organs in newborns, both girls and boys.
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