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Pre pregnancy query
My wife has just tested positive for pregnancy a few hours ago. She has a very bad cold and a running nose, because of which her stomach aches every time she sneezes. We do not have access to a doctor because it is a public holiday today. Can she take a Crocin or Wikoryl tablet to soothe the cold? Please advise. Thanks.
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You wife is absolutely safe on paracetamol all throughout her pregnancy. Congratulations to both of you a very good day to find out she is pregnant.
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See a good experienced gynecologist in your city and being taking the iron n folic acid as prescribed apart from the other advices given by the gynecologist.
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First three months are the most delicate n critical times when the zygote is turning into a fetus therefore almost rest and good balanced nutrition is a must.
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Dr. Vijyaben Patel
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Hi, she can take Crosin and milk boiled with 1/4th tea spoon turmeric and very little salt. Take hot milk, sip by sip.
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