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36 weeks pregnant
Hi I m 36 weeks pregnant. My baby weight is 3kg and AFI level is 16cm with polyhydramnois. My total wbc count is 12010 my sugar level is also normal. so doctor suggested to take monocef-o cv tablet today morning I took that tablet after taking that tablet I felt like nausea and had vomiting also.
Is it safe to take that tablet? Please help me is my baby condition is good ? What is polyhydramnois and what happens if AFI level is more as my doctor told that my AFI level is more.
Thank you.
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Dr. Gogineni Divya Chowdary
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Good evening..
Don’t worry ur all reports are normal .
AFI 16 is not so abnormal. It’s almost normal level only. As ur sugars are normal it’s fine.
Monocef is safe in pregnancy only.. u should take tab. Pantop 40 mg before food and later after food u should take monocef to prevent gases, acidity or nausea.
12000 wbc is normal in pregnancy. No need to worry.
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If no other reason than wbc for which they have started with monocef and ur not comfortable and continues with the probelm.Can stop taking it.
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Enjoy ur pregnancy.. all are normal . Stay relaxed.
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