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GI issues in pregnancy
I am 31 weeks pregnant..From few days I am having loss of appetite and vomitting after meal intake.Specially after taking any liquid like coconut water , I am feeling so bloated and full .Already I am having acidity problem since starting of pregnancy..I am taking pantop -40 .But since few days there is lot of acid reflux and no appetite. I don't feel like eating anything..After vomitting my mouth gets bitter..My LFT is normal ..Since this is my 1st pregnancy , I am little worried .please suggest something
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In some women this is normal during pregnancy. But this occuring at 31 weeks is rather unusual.
Please follow basic precautions;
Have small meals more frequently.
Don't lie down immediately after eating.
You must walk for about half hour after dinner.
You should be in upright position after any meal.
You should drink plenty of plain water.
Go slow on tea and coffee and spicy food.
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Hi ,your symptoms may be due to high blood pressure,kindly get routine blood investigations and urine albuminsugar done to rule out hypertension.Such changes may be due to changing physiology of body
It may be due to multivitamins and iron tablets which could be easily managed by changing the brand of medicine
Next Steps
continue regular follow up with your gynaecologist and tell her your problems in detail.
monitor your blood pressure and other parameters
check for any swelling in feet, headache or other signs
take iron tablets with orange juice or nimbu paani(vit c)
Relax and do not worry as it could impact the child.
Health Tips
Try to have a good diet and avoid oily and spicy food as it is important for growth of child.My best wishes for a healthy baby and take good care of your health
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