My acidity has gone bohot bad these days, almost daily burning feeling. I used to take rabeprazole before pregnancy but now im scared to take anything. Will confirm with my doc but wanted to know if anyone here was told its ok?
Actually, with busy office hours, managing acidity is a task. But taking OTC meds like rabeprazole without prescription is a big no in pregnancy. Just shoot a quick WhatsApp text to your gynac, they will reply in 5 mins and prescribe what's safe.
I am also facing crazy heartburn these days, so I totally feel you. Did your doctor suggest rabeprazole to you or are you planning to take it? I am too scared to take anything without my gynac's green light.
I know acidity can make you feel so miserable, sweetie. Since we have to be extra careful with every single thing we consume, please double-check with your doctor before taking rabeprazole. Your little miracle is precious, so let the expert decide.
Ugh, the acidity and vomiting is the worst phase! Honestly, my gynac gave me a safe antacid daily because my morning sickness was terrible. Don't self-medicate with rabeprazole, just call your doctor and they will write the right prescription.
Look, pregnancy is not the time to become your own doctor. Rabeprazole is a strong medicine, so don't take it blindly. Ask your gynac first, okay? Till then, eat small meals and don't lie down immediately after food.
Oh god, acidity in pregnancy is next level yaar. But honestly, actually don't take rabeprazole on your own. My gynac strictly told me to avoid random antacids. Just ask your doc once, they might suggest something lighter.
Please don't take any medicines without asking your gynac first. I had some major complications during my pregnancy and realized even small pills can react. Just call your clinic and confirm if it's safe for u.
Beta, acidity can be so bad in pregnancy, I know how it feels. But please don't take any English medicine like this without showing the doctor. Ask your doctor once, and till then try having cold milk or thoda sa saunf after meals.