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Straining hard stool after IVF positive
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Since yesterday i had constipation and the hard stool has been stuck there in anus so today while passing I strained to pass the hard stool after that stool was soft.. I am taking Duphalac for that. Just 1 week before my IVF pregnancy is positive will it affect the implanted embryo. Please reply
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U can continue duphalac
Take high fiber diet nd plenty of fluids
For further advice consult online
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No don’t worry , drink plenty of water , more fibres and ask your ivf doctor if they can hold progesterone for few days or reduce the dose
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Please donot strain .
Eat healthy and fibrous food.
Make a diet chart if u have the problem of constipation regularly.
And u can use duphalac if really needed
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