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Indigestion Issue In Pregnancy
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Currently i am in second trimester and facing indigestion problem.. My doctor has suggested me PAN D daily in empty stomach..
Is it safe in pregnancy?
May i take it daily till end of pregnancy?
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You shall not take it daily. Nothing is safe in body. All medicines have some side-effects but with benifit it can be taken.
Dietary changes, some yoga are required.
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Hello!!! Indigestion and bloating sensations are little common in pregnancy. What apart from medicines you can do is proper meal spacing, take small meals, avoid spicy and oily meals, adequate hydration. These will be precautions and if in excess you may require medicines.
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Do take medicines if excess discomfort but also add some daily modifications so that you can avoid over medications
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Very few medicines are absolutely safe in pregnancy and most fall in category B to be used considering the benefits over risk.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Not safe
Should be avoided
Walk after each meal
Hv small frequent meal
Avoid spicy n fried food
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