Acidity is killing me in these early weeks, bohot bad after dinner. I usually take eno but now scared since im pregnant. Anyone used it early on or should i avoid?
My pregnancy tracker app specifically flagged Eno as something to avoid because of the sodium bicarbonate content. For early pregnancy heartburn, it suggested eating smaller meals and not lying down immediately after eating. Try that instead!
My saas strictly forbade me from taking Eno or any random soda when I had gas. She used to make me warm jeera water, which actually worked wonders for my stomach. Definitely consult your doctor before popping any antacid packets.
Oh god, I almost drank Eno once during my first trimester but then started overthinking and read it has too much sodium! I got so scared and called my doctor immediately. Please ask your doc first, don't risk it dear!
Honestly, Eno has a high sodium content which can cause fluid retention and pressure issues. It's best to avoid it during pregnancy. Ask your gynac for a safe pregnancy-approved antacid syrup if natural remedies don't work.
Acidity is so common, but Eno isn't the safest choice. Instead of that, focus on walking for 10 minutes after light meals and keeping your gap between meals small. Definitely check with your doctor for safe acidity medications.
Beta, don't take packaged things like Eno during these delicate months. For acidity, chew on a few fennel seeds (saunf) or have a small piece of jaggery after meals. These natural ghar ke nuskhe are much safer for the baby.
Acidity can make you feel like a fire-breathing dragon, especially with twins! But skip the Eno as the high sodium isn't great. Sucking on a cold piece of ginger or drinking coconut water is a much better way to put out the fire.
When I asked the senior obstetrician at my hospital about Eno, they told me to strictly avoid it. They gave me a safe, prescribed gel syrup for acidity instead. Always call your hospital helpdesk before taking over-the-counter remedies.
Please avoid taking Eno, especially in early pregnancy, without asking your doctor first. It has very high sodium which can affect your blood pressure. It's much safer to check with your gynac before taking any such antacids.
