im in the 6th month of pregnany and had diarrhoea since morning. Now after oral rehydration diarrhoea has settled down. However I feel hardness and heaviness in my lower abdomen. please advice Alos, i'd like to inform you that I had intermittent severe pain i the region close to my diaphram since morning.
Diarrhea can cause cramps and dehydration. ORS has settled the diarrhea but if you have pain and hardness on the lower abdomen, I would advice you to meet your doctor at once because it could be a sign of preterm labor or at least the uterus has become irritable, so you might need complete bed rest or uterine relaxants to stop the pain and hardness. Pain near the diaphragm could be due to acidity, which could be due to not eating for long hours.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Rishma Lakhani, OB & GYN Specialist
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How To Treat Diarrhea In Pregnant Women?
Hello, Diarrhea can cause cramps and dehydration. ORS has settled the diarrhea but if you have pain and hardness on the lower abdomen, I would advice you to meet your doctor at once because it could be a sign of preterm labor or at least the uterus has become irritable, so you might need complete bed rest or uterine relaxants to stop the pain and hardness. Pain near the diaphragm could be due to acidity, which could be due to not eating for long hours. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Rishma Lakhani, OB & GYN Specialist