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Trying for Pregnancy
I have 2 days more for my periods date and we are trying for pregnancy. I'm having body temperature but temperature is 98.7 only. That too only during night it's going till 98.7 morning it's 97.6. But for the past week same happening also body is always heat. Now my question is whether I can take paracetamol? Will it affect my pregnancy by any chance if I'm pregnant. Any chance that I can be pregnant? Or any ways to test pregnancy now? Please help me. For the one week I'm suffering.
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Hi, Paracetamol is safe during pregnancy. So if you are pregnant it is safe. But get checked for low grade fever. By a Physician. It could be Uti,RTi, or Typhoid fever. Also check your pregnancy by a card test and do a Beta HCG.
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Paracetamol is safe. You can take
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You can take paracetamol , nothing to worry . 2. If you have to know about your doibt about being pregnant ,you have to wait till you miss your cycle & after 7days of your missed period you can get an HCG test with morning sample of urine .
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since you are having low grade fever since 1 week ,you have to investigate yourself .
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consult your physician . meanwhile get your urine analysis &also widal test
( for typhoid fever )
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