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Throat pain
I'm having throat pain only in the left part. I've been using Nicip plus earlier to cure the throat pain. However, I'm 1 month pregnant, so it safe to take Nicip plus?
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Dr. Shruti Baruah
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No, Nicip plus has Nimesulide in combination with Paracetamol and Nimesulide has already been banned to be sold as a single drug. Neither is it safe to be taken in pregnancy. You can take Paracetamol 500mg if the pain is severe otherwise just do Dispirin gargles. Dissolve 1 tablet of Dispirin in 1/2 glass lukewarm water and gargle with that solution 3 times a day. That way you wouldn’t have to take any drug orally. Also avoid spicy and oily food. Drink water frequently.
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