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Stomach pain during pregnancy
1st month early pregnancy stomach pain .
Frequent stomach pain issue.
Note : under PCOS medication before pregnancy.
slight vomiting issue .
and also slight back headache.
Any suggestions or advice. Thanks.
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Vomiting and weakness during the first trimester of pregnancy is Normal.
If you are having pain, then it would be my advise to consult a gynaecologist/obstetrician for a detailed evaluation and follow up antenatal care.
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Where exactly is the pain? Lower abdomen or upper abdomen?
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
If your pain is very frequent you will have to consult your gynaecologist and if required scan have to be done. Vomiting is normal and for headache plenty of fluid intake. And if is unbearable take one paracetamol 650mg tablet.
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