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Body temperature in pregnancy
Hi.. m 14 weeks pregnant and i hv been geeting loose tools since yeaterday though just twice a day .. having sneezing and throat pain .. with that m feeling as if the body is releasing heat as it is warm when i touch it.. though if i check my body temperature it is 98/99 .. please recommend wat should i be doing about it???
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Welcome on Practo..As per your information u may have URTI with Viral Diarrhea..So u need safe medication in pregnancy for your health query..
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Health Tips
Drink plenty of purified water with ORS
Coconut Water with seasonal fruits
Soft diet
Cold sponging if fever
lukewarm salt water gargle before food
plain water steam inhalation..
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
This is the effect of environment.Fir cold you can use tablet.Do gargle with hot saline water.Maybe you will get fever.Consult to your doctor and take advice for precautionary measure.You can use paracetamol.
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