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30 WEEKS PREGNANT HAVING ITCHING ...SGOT AND. SGPT SLIGHLY HIGH...GIVEN UDILIV 150MG...R. BABY AND MOTHER. SAFE....PL. SUGGEST. DIET TO. REDUCE THE SAME....CAN CURDS AND MOSAMBI BE. TAKEN
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Dr. Parag Patil
Obstetrician
26 yrs exp
Thane
Apart from Taking tablets for itching....you can take many home measures to reduce itching
1. Wear cotton loose fitting clothes
2. Use moisturising soap
3. You can use lacto calamine lotion to reduce itching
4. Hydrate yourself well
5.
Bathe yourself twice a day with tap water ( not warm)
yes you can consume curds as it is rich in calcium and is gut friendly which aids digestion.avoids gas formation. Helps soften stools and prevents constipation
Mosambi...oranges..watermelon are rich in water content and fiber
Have these to get natural fiber to prevent indigestion and constipation
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Dr. Hema Jajoo
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38 yrs exp
Indore
It subsidies itself after delivery. Nothing to worry. U can eat every thing u eat after delivery.
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