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Colitis during pregnancy
I am at 9th week. For almost 3 weeks now I have severe lower abdomen pain around navel and back. Haven't been able to eat as after 2 hours of eating anything it starts to pain and stays for another hour. Have visited gynac and gastro been hospitalised too. Nothing much they could do except wait for first trimester to get over. I am almost on liquid diet and hardly eat. Took antibiotics rcifax and probitics nothing worked! Is this ever going to get better? Will it affect baby? No loose motions. Had a few bloody stools after that nothing mostly constipated as hardly eating anything. Lost weight too
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You need to connect with the gastroenterologist for proper investigation evaluation and treatment
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