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Medicine for constipation
Which medicine should I take for constipation? I am 1.5 months pregnant? I am feeling very uneasy.
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Only take medications in pregnancy when it’s emergency otherwise avoid and follow life style changes
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We initially go for diet and lifestyle modifications:
1. Have high fibre diet
2. Avoid processed food
3. Avoid maida/Saturated fatty acids
4. Drink plenty of water
5. Might include Isabgol supplements
6. Avoid stress (stress management)
7. 1 serving of fruits and salads daily
Do the same for 14 days and review
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Hello ma’am, during pregnancy constipation is common and usually managed with high-fiber diet, more water, and light walks.
Safe options include bulk-forming agents (psyllium/Isabgol) or lactulose syrup if diet changes don’t help.
Avoid strong laxatives and consult doctor before starting any medicine.
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Constipation is common in early pregnancy.
Try to
Increase fluids: Drink 8–10 glasses of water daily.
High-fiber diet: Fruits (papaya, apple, pear, guava), vegetables.
Next Steps
Try diet and lifestyle changes first.
If constipation is severe, persistent, or associated with abdominal pain, bleeding, or vomiting then you should see your gynecologist immediately before starting any medicine.
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