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Does shelcal-M tablets have side effects
On starting of the second trimester is it safe to take shelcal-M tablets. I could feel dizziness and pain in my pelvic region along with frequent defecation. Is it safe to continue the above tablet or I could take an alternative suppliment?
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Iron is responsible for your symptoms Yes safe to continue Connect for more details and information here Go to my website www.familygynaec.com For articles on pregnancy advice Blog section
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Calcium tab does not cause dizziness,or pain,or frequent defecation.but if you are having these,it can be due to some other causes.like if you are taking iron tablets,or progesterone tablets or it can be due to preterm uterine contractions.
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1.consult a gynaecologist.she will help you to find out the cause and treat accordingly. 2.take proper bed rest for few days. 3.you can switch to other brand of calcium,or can take syrup or sachet.
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Shelcal is not the cause
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You can continue
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Change your food habits,eat fresh vegetables and fruits, don't eat raw undercooked food or outside food
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Continue Shellcal
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Take iron tablet at bedtime or change the iron salt . Iron salts are Different. Different salts suit different people. Try Livogen or Dexorange
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Mothers Horlicks two spoons with milk two times a day for a month
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