# Ask First Care
> The seller's own page says to consult a physician if you are pregnant, nursing, on medication or have a condition. Here is how to prepare.

## Guides
- [Pregnant or Nursing? Why the Label Says Ask a Doctor](https://who-should-ask-first.vanycila.workers.dev/prodentim-pregnancy-nursing/): The seller of ProDentim says anyone who is pregnant or nursing should talk to a doctor first, and that is the clearest answer available.
- [Taking Medication? What to Bring to the Conversation](https://who-should-ask-first.vanycila.workers.dev/prodentim-and-prescription-medication/): The seller of ProDentim says people who take medication should speak with a doctor first and show the bottle.
- [Living With a Health Condition: Questions for Your Doctor](https://who-should-ask-first.vanycila.workers.dev/prodentim-medical-condition/): The seller of ProDentim says anyone with a medical condition should talk to a doctor first, and that advice is the right starting point.
- [Checking a Supplement for Allergens Before You Buy](https://who-should-ask-first.vanycila.workers.dev/supplement-allergy-check/): A supplement allergy check means reading the full ingredient list, looking for gaps, and asking a professional before you buy if anything is unclear.
- [How to Show Your Doctor a Supplement and What to Ask](https://who-should-ask-first.vanycila.workers.dev/show-supplement-bottle-to-doctor/): To show supplement bottle to doctor or dentist well, bring the actual bottle, a list of your medicines and conditions, and a short set of questions.

## About
- [About Ask First Care](https://who-should-ask-first.vanycila.workers.dev/about/): not medical advice, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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