My husband and I are planning to start trying for a baby soon. I've heard about folic acid, and I'm wondering if I should start taking it even before I get pregnant.
Usually, doctors highly recommend taking folic acid before conceiving to prevent birth defects. But even for vitamins, I always say check with your gynac first for the right dosage. It's always better to be safe and get a personalized prescription.
Yes, definitely! 🌟 My doctor made me start folic acid three months before we even started trying. It's super important for the baby's brain and spine development. Go ahead and start after a quick nod from your doctor! 👍
Beta, taking folic acid before pregnancy is very good and most doctors advise it nowadays. Along with it, make sure you eat green leafy vegetables like palak and whole grains. Home remedies and a good diet are great, but do take the vitamins your doctor prescribes.
My mother suggested eating lots of greens and lentils when we planned to conceive, which is very good. But my doctor also started me on folic acid tablets right away. It is highly recommended to take it before pregnancy, so please do consult your doctor for the dose.
Yes, absolutely, starting folic acid early is so important! I was advised to start it before conceiving, which was good because once my morning sickness kicked in, keeping anything down was a nightmare. Start it now, it really helps the baby's early development.
Listen, folic acid is a must if you are planning to conceive. Most doctors tell you to start it at least 2-3 months before trying. Just get a quick prescription from your doctor and start it without delaying, it's very important for the baby.
