This indigestion and gas feeling after every meal is so annoying, im 26 weeks. Does it stay the whole pregnancy ya does it settle down after some time? Thoda fed up honestly.
Oh, it can last till the very end! 🙈 Especially in the 3rd trimester when the baby squeezes your stomach. Just avoid lying down immediately after eating.
I used to panic so much thinking something was wrong with my digestion! But my doctor reassured me it's totally normal. It comes and goes, so don't worry too much.
Oh god, indigestion is the worst enemy of a foodie! I wanted to eat all the spicy street food but had to settle for bland khichdi. It lasted almost till my 7th month, then got a bit better.
I had terrible indigestion right up to my C-section. Post-delivery, it took a few weeks for my system to normalise. Sipping warm water helped a lot during recovery.
I had awful morning sickness and indigestion together in my first trimester. Try not to keep your stomach empty for too long, as acid builds up quickly. Small dry snacks like biscuits really help.
My pregnancy app tracker showed that indigestion usually peaks in the first and third trimesters because of progesterone and the growing baby pushing the stomach. For me, it lasted till delivery, but eating small, frequent meals really helped manage it.
From my experience, it gets much better once the baby drops in the ninth month, and completely vanishes right after delivery. Hang in there, it's just a temporary phase.
I'm in my 3rd trimester right now and honestly, even water gives me acidity! It feels like my stomach has shrunk to the size of a walnut. Just counting down the days now!
Indigestion lasted till my second trimester. I found that doing a 15-minute slow walk after meals, which my doctor had strictly allowed, helped a lot with gas and bloating.
Beta, this is very common in pregnancy. Try chewing a few saunf (fennel) seeds after your meals or drink a little warm cumin water. It gives great relief naturally, but don't eat heavy food at night.
I had thyroid during my pregnancy, so digestion was a constant struggle. Keep checking with your doctor during your regular follow-ups, as hormonal shifts play a big role in this.
Look, there is no fixed timeline for this. For some it ends after 3 months, for others it lasts till delivery. Stop stressing, eat simple home-cooked food, and keep your dinners light.
