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Pregnant. Pelvic Pain, Varicose Veins Outside Uterus, Diabetic. Taken Tylenol For Pain. Can It Cause Sudden Death?

hi i went to the er on june 3 for pelvic pain im pregnant with my 3rd baby and i felt like my pelvic bones were breaking when i went to er they said they couldnt find anything wrong when they examined me so finally i got mad and said there has to bne a reason for me to hurt like this so they did a sono and said take tylenol for pain and that baby was fine but i had a mass of varicose veins outside of my uterus but didnt send any info about it so i dont know how serious it is so when i went to the dr for a checkup not my dr but a dr that could get me in quick i asked him how serious it was and he said it could cause sudden death and i donlt want to die im young on top of this i have diabetes also i am actual diabetic now after being gestational after first two pregs and i am just curious i have to have c sections and am scared they will hit the veins can u tell me how serious this may or can be please i constantly think im gunna die and i want to be reassured that its ok
Tue, 23 Jul 2013
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hi

Thanks for your query

i can feel your concerns

donot worry.just relax

many women experience pelvic pain and varicose veins during pregnancy

i advise you to take vitamin D and calcium supplements after consulting your doctor

improve your diet

add milk,meat ,vegetables and fruits

i advise to take rest

donot lift weight

cold massage is also helpful

you can also apply some local painkiller like diclofenac sodium on site

take some oral painkiller( paracetamol) as well

usually it settle with time

varicose veins ususually develop due to pressure.

ususually they settle as pregnancy ends

if not settle then there are many treatment options like sclerotherapy

moniter your sugar profile and if needed you can start with insulin after consulting your doctor

wishing you a speedy recovery

Hope i have ansewered your query
i am available for your help
regards
Dr.imran
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Pregnant. Pelvic Pain, Varicose Veins Outside Uterus, Diabetic. Taken Tylenol For Pain. Can It Cause Sudden Death?

hi Thanks for your query i can feel your concerns donot worry.just relax many women experience pelvic pain and varicose veins during pregnancy i advise you to take vitamin D and calcium supplements after consulting your doctor improve your diet add milk,meat ,vegetables and fruits i advise to take rest donot lift weight cold massage is also helpful you can also apply some local painkiller like diclofenac sodium on site take some oral painkiller( paracetamol) as well usually it settle with time varicose veins ususually develop due to pressure. ususually they settle as pregnancy ends if not settle then there are many treatment options like sclerotherapy moniter your sugar profile and if needed you can start with insulin after consulting your doctor wishing you a speedy recovery Hope i have ansewered your query i am available for your help regards Dr.imran