I am 7 week pregnant. Suffering from severe constipation so, which medicine should I take?

Constipation

3Doctors Answered

Dt. Rakesh KumarGeneral Physicianyrs exp

87% (44 ratings)

Ask Free Question

Hi, first of all good wishes for getting pregnant. For constipation you could try isabgulla husk 2 tsp with water thrice for two day then at bed time. Is is safe. If this doesn't relive your constipation then only go for lactulose syp 10 ml bd for one day the 10 ml at bed time.

1 person found this helpful

Was this answer helpful?

YESSOMEWHATNO

Dr Dev ChandewarAyurvedic Doctoryrs exp

88% (14 ratings)

Ask Free Question

Constipation in pregnancy is very common. Instead of taking medicines for it, take fibre rich diet. Always take salad, drink water intermittently. Drink warm water at morning. If constipation still there then consult in private.

0 person found this helpful

Was this answer helpful?

YESSOMEWHATNO

Dr. Rushali AngchekarHomeopathy Doctor10yrs exp

94% (85218 ratings)

Ask Free Question

Hi ? have warm water early in the morning.� ? fiber rich diet. ? steamed vegetables ? banana at breakfast daily. ? Cut down on coffee, milk products.� ? Regular walks and exercise . Constipation cause piles, fissures which in turn cause pain, bleeding, burning sensation.. it is permanently curable by homoeopathy. The need for daily laxatives can be drastically brought down with the homeopathic medicines. you can consult me online for homoeopathic treatment without side effects.

0 person found this helpful

Was this answer helpful?

YESSOMEWHATNO

Health issues vary person to person

Take help from the best doctors

Find Doctors near youBook appointment with top doctors

Ask a FREE QuestionGet Answers from doctors with 24 hours

Get Health Products @LOWEST PRICESGet 80% CASHBACK

Suggestions offered by doctors on Lybrate are of advisory nature i.e., for educational and informational purposes only. Content posted on, created for, or compiled by Lybrate is not intended or designed to replace your doctor's independent judgment about any symptom, condition, or the appropriateness or risks of a procedure or treatment for a given person.