MBBS, MS, DNB, Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine
Gynaecologist, Bangalore
It depends on how many weeks pregnant you are.
Avoid lying down after eating.
Split your meals and dont skip any meal
If you are taking iron tablets, stop for 4-5 days
Paracetamol doesn't help to treat gastritis
MBBS, M.S Obstetrics & Gynaecology, F.MAS FELLOWSHIP IN MINIMAL ACCESS SURGERY, D. MAS Dipolma in MINIMAL ACCESS SURGERY, FICRS, Fellowship in COSMETIC GYNAECOLOGY, Diploma in advanced Laparoscopy for Urogynaecology & Gynaec oncology, Basic training course in minimal invasive surgery in Gynaecology, Basics of Colposcopy, Fellowship in Cosmetic Gynaecology, Certificate course in diagnostic ultrasound imaging, Certificate of hands on training in hysteroscopy, Certificate course in diabetes, Fellowship in assisted reproductive technology, Certificate program in aesthetic Medicine, Certificate of operative Hysteroscopy, Certificate course in clinical embryology
MD - Obstetrtics & Gynaecology, FCPS, DGO, Diploma of the Faculty of Family Planning (DFFP)
Gynaecologist, Mumbai
1. Are these safe at pregnancy?- ok but prescribing doctor decides comparing advantages v/s disadvantages.
2. Is it serious case?- no from what you have mentioned.
3. Should we continue with same medicine?- refer to answer for 1
4.are these medicine harmful to baby?- refer to answer for 1.
Microgest/ didrogesteron is a female sex hormone, progesterone. It is used to treat menstrual and pregnancy-related issues that are caused due to hormonal imbalance. Protect is nutritional supplement, folita and folison is iron supplement. Hormonal tablet should be taken care of by your gynaecologist, obstetrician. Rest are nutrition related.
You should not do caesarean now and allow the baby to grow to 40 weeks or as close to it as possible . you have hyperacidity which is common in pregnancy and you can lie down on your left side and take Gelusil or Omeprazole if needed , I will always to advice to for normal delivery and CS only if there is absolute necessity as decided by your doctor
Eating painkillers will make ulcer worse and she needs to avoid spicy foods and eat balanced diet and take Omeprazole tablet for one or two weeks. The cause of pain need to be examined and treated and care need to be taken for the ulcer by endoscopy and if needed a surgery is to be done and I do not think it will be needed in a young girl
yes she can take but better take preventive measures like avoid excess of oil spicy fatty food
not to lie down immediately after food..walk for sometime and give a gap of at least 45 minutes before she sleeps
Keep head high with pillows to avoid any reflux
take food on time and try to take small frequent meals with at least two servings of fruits
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