My gynac wrote this tablet for me but didnt explain much, clinic was bohot crowded. I dont want to just take it without knowing why. Did anyone else get this prescribed, what was the reason in ur case?
Oh, I remember being prescribed this and crying because I was so scared for my baby. It is basically given to relax your uterus and prevent early contractions or miscarriage. Trust your doctor, it kept my little one safe and healthy.
When I had slight tightness, my doctor prescribed this to prevent premature contractions and strictly told me to stop my walks and yoga. Please take complete rest as advised along with this medicine, no heavy activities.
My gynac gave me Duvadilan when I had mild cramping in my second trimester. Along with my regular thyroid medication checkups, I had to take this to keep the uterus relaxed. Definitely follow up with your doctor regularly to monitor your progress.
This tablet is mainly given by doctors to relax the womb and stop early contractions. While you take it, drink warm milk or coconut water to stay cool. But if you have severe cramps or any spotting, please inform your gynecologist immediately.
I had to take this tablet too because of some early cramps, and it kept things calm down there. Just make sure to take it after some light food so it doesn't cause dizziness or acidity. Stay hydrated too!
Even my saas was worried when the doctor wrote this tablet, but actually it is just to stop early labor pains and relax the uterine muscles. It is very common, so don't worry, just take it exactly as your doc advised.
Duvadilan contains Isoxsuprine, which is a vasodilator that relaxes the smooth muscles of your uterus. Doctors prescribe it to prevent preterm labor or if you are experiencing early contractions. It is a highly trusted medication, so take it on time.
