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Nasal congestation in 3rd trimester
My wife has completed 33 weeks of pregnancy. Since a week she is suffering from cold , nasal congestation and cough. Though cold and cough are moderate. Nasal congestation is not letting her sleep. Typhoid malaria and dengue tests negative. She has been prescribed clavam 625, sinarest, montair fx , muqameh liquid, nasivion drops. Apart from this she is taking ecosprin 75 and duvadilon. Her platelet count has dropped to 1.33 lakh. Can this cause any harm to baby and any remedy for nasal congestation. Any other suggestion
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All the medicines she is taking are indicated. And they will not harm the baby. Her Platelet count is very good.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Platelet count more than 1 lakh is normal
For nasal congestion steam inhalation saline gargles are advised
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Dr. Pendekanti Malleswari
Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
She is on Nasal Decongestants already. Better drink Warm water frequently, chew a clove ,may be sleeping in slanting position may help.
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