Should i take prenatal vitamins while trying to conceive?
we just started trying this month and im not pregnant yet. A friend told me to start folic acid and prenatals already. is it really needed before conceiving or only after? thoda confused.
Yes, it is highly recommended to start them early. I had terrible morning sickness later and couldn't keep any food down, so having those nutrient reserves from early prenatals really helped. Do ask your doctor for a prescription.
Haan na, hume pehle se hi folic acid start kar dena chahiye. Maine bhi conceive karne se pehle daktar ke kehne par prenatal shuru kiya tha. Ek baar gynac se baat karke prescription le lo.
I used to panic thinking I missed the window because I didn't take them before conceiving, but my doctor reassured me it's fine as long as you start them as soon as possible. Yes, starting them while trying to conceive is ideal, so do check with your doctor.
Taking folic acid before pregnancy is very good, but also focus on natural foods like green leafy veggies and citrus fruits. Definitely consult your doctor before starting any supplement pill. They will suggest the right one according to your body.
Absolutely, start those prenatals early to build up your strength! My doc had me on folic acid weeks before we even conceived, and thank god because I ended up having twins, haha! Just ask your gynac to recommend a good brand.
Yes dear, taking prenatal vitamins, especially folic acid, is very beneficial when you are trying to conceive. It helps in the baby's brain development in the very first weeks. Just make a quick visit to your doctor to get the right recommendation.
Yes, starting prenatals before conceiving is very important for the baby's early development. Since I had gestational diabetes later, my doctor was very specific about my supplements and diet from day one. Do consult your doctor to find the best match for you.
I can only share my own experience, but my gynac had put me on folic acid tablets three months before we started trying. It really helped me feel prepared. It’s always best to have a chat with your doctor about this.
