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Suggest Treatment For Ulcerative Colitis And Indigestion During Pregnancy

Hi! I am 7 weeks pregnant and suffering severe morning sickness. I have ulcerative colitis but it is in remission. I am also suffering with wind and indigestion. I don t know what to eat anymore so that I don t feel bad and throw up. What should I do?
Mon, 7 Dec 2015
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HI,
I understand your concern.
- IF you don't have flare of the disease, your vomiting will be controlled well with routine treatment like Pregnidoxine/ doxinate.
_ You should consult your doctor as early as possible & with his advise continue with same treatment/ change drug as per his advise for safety of pregnancy. But taking routine treatment during the remission is important.
- Consult a dietitian & get advise for nutrients you can safely take for fulling your pregnancy needs.
_ Be careful to consult & follow doctor's advise during flareups.Aminosalicylates/ corticosteroids/ immuno suppressive drugs are considered to be safe in pregnancy.
Thanks.
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Suggest Treatment For Ulcerative Colitis And Indigestion During Pregnancy

HI, I understand your concern. - IF you don t have flare of the disease, your vomiting will be controlled well with routine treatment like Pregnidoxine/ doxinate. _ You should consult your doctor as early as possible & with his advise continue with same treatment/ change drug as per his advise for safety of pregnancy. But taking routine treatment during the remission is important. - Consult a dietitian & get advise for nutrients you can safely take for fulling your pregnancy needs. _ Be careful to consult & follow doctor s advise during flareups.Aminosalicylates/ corticosteroids/ immuno suppressive drugs are considered to be safe in pregnancy. Thanks.