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Gallstones 1.4cm in pregnancy
In my pregnancy 8 week scan I have found I have gallstone 1.4cm.i have digestive issue nausea and feel gastric and palpitations before pregnancy.i had done my ecg and echo and its all normal. But now I feel is it all because of my gallstone symptoms.how to manage gallstone in pregnancy I still have digestive issues heavy nausea gastric and palpitations. Can I take homeopathy medicine in pregnancy time for gallstone.pls guide I feel so scary each day
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Homoeopathic medicines will definitely help you to treat without any side effects
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Yes, you can take homeopathic medicine in pregnancy.
You will get permanent cure with the help of homeopathic constitutional medicine.
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In pregnancy normally will have these complaints so no need to worry a lot. Gall stones are treated well in homoeopathy.Need more information.
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Health Tips
lie on your left side which will reduce gastric complaint.
avoid spicy and sour food
take plenty of water
take mid meals at intervals
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Gallstones are hardened deposits of bile that can form in your gallbladder
A homoeopathic treatment will give you best results naturally
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
Medicines will reach you via courier service
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