Doc mentioned betnesol at my last visit and im a bit confused why its needed. I forgot to ask properly in the rush. Can someone explain why it is given, just curious.
Beta, yeh sab dawaiyan toh doctor hi theek se bata sakte hain. Pehle ke zamane mein toh hum log gharelu nuskhe se hi kaam chalate the, haldi doodh, ajwain. Par ab jab doctor ne kuch diya hai, toh unse hi puch lo. They will tell you for what it is and why it's needed for your health and baby's. Don't worry, just ask them.
Betnesol is a corticosteroid, usually prescribed when there's a risk of preterm birth or specific medical conditions during pregnancy. It helps in the baby's lung maturity. It's not a routine medication, so your doctor will have a specific reason for giving it to you. You should definitely ask your doctor directly for the exact reason for your case.
Haye, betnesol? Hamari MIL toh kehti hain unke time mein toh aisa kuch nahi tha, sab natural hota tha. But nowadays doctors prescribe things for a reason, na? Agar doc ne diya hai toh wohi sahi hoga. Just make sure to ask them all the details about why and how. Ghar pe sabko toh pata nahi hota.
Oh, that's a medication only your doctor can truly explain for *your* situation. They prescribe it for specific reasons, sometimes for lung development or other complications. Please trust your gynac and ask them all your questions, they know your medical history best. Every pregnancy is unique.
Umm, I actually never got anything like that, just injections for iron and stuff! Maybe it's for specific conditions? Honestly, I was more worried about what snacks I could eat. Best to ask your doc directly, they'll know exactly why they're prescribing it. Maybe I should ask them about my craving for golgappe now! 😉
Hey! I was given betnesol injections in my 8th month actually. My gynac said it was to help with baby's lung development, in case of early delivery. It's a common practice if they anticipate preterm labor. But it's always doctor's call, so talk to your gynac for your specific case.
