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MD - Obstetrtics & Gynaecology, DGO

IVF Specialist•Mumbai
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Please note Folic acid is a prenatal vitamin which is recommended for all those who are trying to conceive
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Hello Angelina ,
Along with medication you must also controlyour diet and avoid maida based items and do regular exercise.
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Folic acid 5 mg. No side effects. You should take it from at least one month before planning for pregnancy
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Not a problem. Folic acid is vitamin tablets. It won't create any problems if you miss it for few days.
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Folic acid is a vitamin and is recommended to all women who are pregnant or are planning pregnancy in next few months. Folic acid is not a fertility pill and has no connection with sexual inter course. You can take it once a day regardless of the time of the day or food or sexual intercourse.
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Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid) - Deficiency Risk and Symptoms

An adequate intake of Vitamin B9 is important as it helps the body as a to utilise amino acids which are the building blocks of proteins. It helps the body form blood cells in bone marrow and ensures rapid cell growth in infancy, adolescence, and pregnancy. Vitamin B9 plays a crucial role in producing nucleic acids (e.g., DNA), the body's genetic material.

Together with Vitamin B6 and Vitamin B12 it also helps control blood...more
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Folic acid is to be continued for all women planning pregnancy.
Those who have regular 28 days cycle get ovulation around 14th day counting from the first day of the period (bleeding) means sexual intercourse around 11 to 16th day helps for pregnancy. Those who get cycles differently calculations have to be made differently as ovulation occurs 14 days prior to the next period.
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Folic acid is the synthetic form of the vitamin B9 and more commonly known as folate. For a pregnant woman, it is extremely important to consume folic acid in adequate quantities. It has the ability to prevent any birth defect, related to brain and spinal cord. It essentially protects the neural tube, which shapes into the spine and the brain. Since neural tube defects can occur in the first few weeks of pregnancy, it is essential that a woman starts consuming folic acid right before she endeavo...more
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If your periods are irregular then you need to see gynecologist and do vaginal scan and some hormone test to rule out Pcos.
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Please continue to take one tablet daily. It is enough. Continue to take it till you conceive and even after. It's B complex vitamin which is essential for the development of fetus.
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