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Frequent urination
Hello Dr, my wife frequently going for urination.and she is currently carrying a baby.
Can u plz advise some tips to avoid this and let us know if it is common for every pregnant woman?
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Excessive urination is common in pregnancy but sometimes it occur due to urinary infection so pls u should go for at least one time urine checkup to rule out UTI
In pregnancy it occur because at this time flow of blood to kidney is increases upto 35 to 60% so extra blood flow make more urine ,so no need to worry
Homeopathy medicine are safe during pregnancy and u can get relief from homoepathy medicine naturally
Next Steps
u should consult your gynaecologist
Health Tips
eat healthy diet ,take exercise daily and drink lots of water
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Increased frequency of urination in pregnancy is normal unless accompanied by symptoms of a urinary tract infection.
Health Tips
Drink plenty of liquids
Try to empty your bladder completely
Do not “hold” your urine when your bladder feels full
Notify your health care provider if you develop a fever, chills, backache, or burning with urination
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Relax!!! It is common for every woman. With increasing size of uterus, there is pressure on urinary bladder and a female can not hold it for long, so she goes to pass urine frequently.
Next Steps
if she has any burning sensation or itching, then there is something to be taken care of, if not, fine
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Nope if its cont for long time then its not normal....because after delivery acc to Ayurveda there is increase of Vata dosha in the abdomen...
But is the delivery normal or its LSCS??
During LSCS there might be injury to the bladder or something...
Detailed history required before prescribing medicines because she has recent delivery and having a baby...so we have to careful before prescribing medicine...so detailed case history required then definitely we will solve this problem...
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