Anus Pain During Pregenancy

2020-07-05 11:41:00
Respected Doctors, My wife is feeling Anus Pain from past two weeks She is pregnant and 34weeks completed Is this natural during pregnancy? Is there any remedie for it? Please do reply🙏🏻🙏🏻 Thanks in Advance!!!
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Feeling of a pressure is quite usual ,normal I can’t say without checking her.cervical length should be measured by ultrasound to check whether she is prone for preterm labour.rest and applying of a local lubricant will help. If she has constipation then she can use a laxative

Answered2020-07-06 03:19:46

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Yes. Cure constipation

Answered2020-07-05 21:37:34

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Take syrup duphalac 15 ml at night, take healthy balanced diet green vegetables salads, drink plenty of water and eat high fiber diet.

Answered2020-07-06 09:51:18

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It's common dear! Constipation is common during pregnancy! N also the gravid uterus may make her feel the same pressure symptoms
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high fibre diet plenty of fluids throughout the day prefer green leafy vegetables and fruits syp cremafffin duphalac 15 ml at bed time will help
Health Tips
watch for abdominal pain/Bleeding PV leaking PV decreased fetal movement any of them consult your GYNAECOLOGIST in person immediately

Answered2020-07-06 03:53:51

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Anovate/Smuth ointment Three times a day per rectum before and after defecation and at bedtime
Next Steps
Syp Duphalac 4 spoons at bedtime with a glass of water
Health Tips
Take 3 oranges daily

Answered2020-07-06 01:35:22

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