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Cold and sneezing

2020-09-29 11:40:08
Hello this is chetna , actually I m pregnant and completed 5 months of pregnancy . Actually I m having n my noses are blocked at the tym of sleeping so for some relief I m using 'otrivin oxy' May I know please is this safe in pregnancy. So can I continue this.
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Dont use them use saline nasal drops instead after examining with prescription

Answered2020-09-29 12:40:40

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It is not safe Saline nasal drops u will get u can use that

Answered2020-09-29 12:12:49

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Original is a Category C drug.  Take only for few days.  Avoid as much as possible. Take steam Inhalation instead

Answered2020-09-29 11:50:38

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Better to avoid it. Go for saline nasal drops. If needed only for 2/3doses.
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Steam inhalation with Karvol plus

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