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Pelvic Inflammatory disease
My wife is suffering from Pelvic inflammation.. She was prescribed to take "Bangshil" 2 tablets twice a day for 2 months.. But now in-between we are planning for a baby to get pregnant.. we are not able to meet that doctor he moved out of City.. My query here is.. Does Bangshil affect our pregnancy plan, if she got conceived, will it affect mom & baby in anyways? Kindly clarify
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She should complete the treatment before she will conceive. Wait for some time. And if possible before conceiving both of you clean up your bady by Panchkarma.
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Dear , don't worry
U can consult any physician physically to rule out problem .
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I agree with Dr Sunita views. Consult for proper treatment and management.
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Dr. Sunita Jonwal
Ayurveda
29 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello there,
For PID, only Bangshil is not enough. This disease need proper management & treatment. Avoid self medication. Visit another gynecologist personally for healthy preplanned pregnancy.
Wish you all the best.
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