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Preganancy
Sir/Mam, i am 4 & 1/2 months preganant and from 2-3 days i am feeling slight pain approx 10 cm below navel.The pain use to be intermittent sometime and sometime continious.When i use to walk then i fell this type of pain.Kindly help me out whether this pain is normal during this phase or some problem is there.
My another question is,before conception i was suffering from harmonal disbalance for that one of gyneo has pescribed me to take one Duphastron tablet daily,and it is now my 4 & 1/2 months of my preganancy but still doctor saying to take this tablet two times daily do this tablet have any side effect on the baby or my body,as i have stopped taking the tablet since last 10 days.
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Pls continue duphaston... do not stop medicines on ur own... if there would have been any side effect on the baby why would ur doctor prescribe u... think on that...
Coming to the pain- please see your doctor, she might recommend u certain tests- basically a urine routine and an ultrasound to check on the cervical length... only after clinical examination she will be able to tell if the pain is a cos of worry or not..
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