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Mucaine gel in first trimester
My wife in first trimester of pregnancy gynecology prescribed mucaine gel for stomach discomfort is that safe during first trimester. How much ml dose advisable
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Yes it is safe during pregnancy. She can take it also by dissolving in a 2 -3 tsf in a small bowl of water with small sips .
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Hi, Mucaine gel is safe during pregnancy it can be taken for Gastritis.
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She can take 2 tablespoonsful empty stomach thrice daily...it is safe...Ur Gynecologist wouldn't prescribe it otherwise.
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Dr. Varsha Degwekar
Gynecologist
36 yrs exp
Mumbai
Mucaine gel is safe. 10 ml twice daily after each meal is usual dose. But she can also take as and when required.
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Avoid spicy food, long gap between meals.
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Dr. Tejaswini
Gynecologist
3 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It is safe. Two table spoons thrice a day
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