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Question: She's 24 years, is under 2 months pregnancy as of 6th Sept 2016, she is normal,but everyday going to her work from my native with scooty (5 km) then from their another 25 km by a BUS , she is a nursing teacher. And again in same route she has to back, so almost 50km travel for her everyday.
So as her 3rd pregnancy month is continuing, and she has some vomiting everyday now,so what medicines she'll continue? And she's asking how she'll continue her work simultaneously, at 3rd month progreesion is their any issue if she travel.
Also what sort of medical tests she'll do, as its her 1st issue.
So as her 3rd pregnancy month is continuing, and she has some vomiting everyday now,so what medicines she'll continue? And she's asking how she'll continue her work simultaneously, at 3rd month progreesion is their any issue if she travel.
Also what sort of medical tests she'll do, as its her 1st issue.
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for trusting us with your health concern.
Your wife should be taking Tablet Doxinate - OD twice a day with Tablet Folvite one daily.
If she still has vomiting, then she needs to add Tablet Emset ( 4 mg ) three times a day.
If still vomiting persists, then she has to get admitted for intravenous treatment.
The tests to be done are -
CBC
TSH
HBA1C
Hemoglobin electophoresis
OGTT
Urine Routine microscopy
HIV
Hepatitis B
HCV
Ultrasound scan should be done and if it is normal, then she can work and travel with due precautions.
Rest, avoid jerks, take atleast 3 litres fluid daily.
Avoid eating or drinking outside.
Vomiting is normal for first 3 months, and she will feel better after one more month.
All the best.
Please feel free to discuss further.
As below
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for trusting us with your health concern.
Your wife should be taking Tablet Doxinate - OD twice a day with Tablet Folvite one daily.
If she still has vomiting, then she needs to add Tablet Emset ( 4 mg ) three times a day.
If still vomiting persists, then she has to get admitted for intravenous treatment.
The tests to be done are -
CBC
TSH
HBA1C
Hemoglobin electophoresis
OGTT
Urine Routine microscopy
HIV
Hepatitis B
HCV
Ultrasound scan should be done and if it is normal, then she can work and travel with due precautions.
Rest, avoid jerks, take atleast 3 litres fluid daily.
Avoid eating or drinking outside.
Vomiting is normal for first 3 months, and she will feel better after one more month.
All the best.
Please feel free to discuss further.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thank you very much, but still you didn't answer the travel part.
Actually can she continue travel for her regular teachership till next few months, and then she from 7th/8th month of pregnancy take full rest.
Currently she's 2 month and 4 days pregnancy.
Actually can she continue travel for her regular teachership till next few months, and then she from 7th/8th month of pregnancy take full rest.
Currently she's 2 month and 4 days pregnancy.
Brief Answer:
As below
Detailed Answer:
I think I clearly answered your doubt regarding the travel part.
I will again repeat.
Please get an ultrasound scan done and if everything is normal, she can continue to work and travel with the due precautions which I also told you about.
She can work as long as she feels comfortable and if her doctor detects no complications.
Many women work until the day they deliver.
It all depends on her stamina and how the pregnancy proceeds.
Right now she can work if there are no complications.
Of course 50 km travel is not advisable after eighth month.
All the best.
Please feel free to discuss further
As below
Detailed Answer:
I think I clearly answered your doubt regarding the travel part.
I will again repeat.
Please get an ultrasound scan done and if everything is normal, she can continue to work and travel with the due precautions which I also told you about.
She can work as long as she feels comfortable and if her doctor detects no complications.
Many women work until the day they deliver.
It all depends on her stamina and how the pregnancy proceeds.
Right now she can work if there are no complications.
Of course 50 km travel is not advisable after eighth month.
All the best.
Please feel free to discuss further
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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