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Headache in pregnancy
Hi doctors, my wife is 16 weeks pregnant. She is having continuous pain in the shoulders and headache for the past 20 days. For one day pai is less but again other she experience the same pain. Doctor has given paracetamol to take if pain is there. Is it normal to have headache and neck pain? Should she continue taking paracetamol if in pain? What else is better to do please suggest.
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Check her Blood pressure..If its normal then it is most probably due to cervical spondylitis.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Headache and pain is not because of pregnancy
paracetamol is safe
get her blood pressure vision and hemoglobin level checked
avoid too much of screen time
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