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Throat pain
After eating dragon fruit I am having a feeling of something stuck and having pain in my throat but able to swallow food and water without difficulty. I am 10 weeks pregnant. Can i use any medicine for this.
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A scratchy throat after eating something fibrous like dragon fruit is usually minor, but any medicine in pregnancy needs your obstetrician's clearance first.
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Warm salt water gargles and honey in warm water are safe home options you can try right away.
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Avoid picking any throat lozenge or spray on your own until you've checked with your doctor, since pregnancy changes what's safe.
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Warm salt water gargles
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Get routine throat examination Get Video Laryngoscopy if needed
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WARM SALINE GARGLE 3 TO 4 times in a day
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1. take adequate diet 2. Consult your obstetrician regarding pain medication, if it's unbearable
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Just do warm saline gargles Avoid medication
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