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Slow transit constipation
Hi doctor,
My age is 25.. I'm suffering from slow transit constipation for 14 years. Changed diet but didn't work out.
Cremaffin, duphalac nothing worked.
So doctor gave prucalopride.. prucalopride mrng 2 mg Nd night 2mg asked to take.. only it works out..now I'm planning to get pregnant..will it affect if I plan to get pregnant.. without that medicine my constipation will be very worst.. please suggest..is there any next step..
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In pregnancy, your constipation may worsen.. So switch over to better alternatives.. Connect online for more advice..
Take a dietician consultation..
Its better to manage constipation before getting pregnant
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There are safer alternative for constipation in pregnancy. contact directly for more details and discussion
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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