8 weeks 1 day pregnant

2021-11-04 15:22:51
Hi I am 8 weeks 1 day pregnant , while walking down the step , leg slipped lightly and got hip pain , didn't fall down , only lower back pain , please suggest what to do ? Hope nothing happens . Had a scan yesterday growth and all are fine
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If pain still persist then consult orthopaedic and took dolo

Answered2021-11-05 05:44:46

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I suggest you don't take any medicine. Just apply any gel which contains diclofenac ( Omnigel/ Volini). That should sort out immediate problem After you are asymptotic, get a Sonography done

Answered2021-11-04 17:08:05

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Local application of Fenlong ointment
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If still no relief then do hot /cold fomentation
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Answered2021-11-05 04:04:29

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Hi U cn take paracetamol fr pain relief, hot fomentation,  local gels fr application . If there is no.bledding PV or pain lower abdomen u shud be fine,  dnt worry

Answered2021-11-05 02:02:51

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get a scan and then painkiller  like tab PCM 500 mg sos for pain

Answered2021-11-04 17:05:43

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Just 5ake Dolo 650 3 times a day consult Orthopedician

Answered2021-11-04 15:41:01

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If no bleeding nothing to worry Tab crocin for pain

Answered2021-11-04 15:40:58

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