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Gastrointestinal Disease And Pregnancy

Gastrointestinal disorders, such as nausea, vomiting, GERD (gastroesophageal reflux), and diarrhea, are frequently seen in pregnant women due to elevated progesterone levels. Pregnancy also aggravates other gastrointestinal disorders (other than gastric ulcers that may improve during pregnancy). However, gastrointestinal disorders do not affect pregnancy. In rare scenarios, women with inflammatory bowel syndrome may be at a higher risk of miscarriage.

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I am six months pregnant. Why do I have burning pain and numbness in the upper right side of my stomach?

Query: Hello doctor, I am six months pregnant. I am having burning pain and numbness in the upper right side of my stomach. The pain starts in the center of the upper abdomen and spreads to the left side and back. I had gallbladder surgery two years ago. What can be the reason for my discomfort? Kindly ...  Read Full »

Dr. Balakrishnan R

Dr. Balakrishnan R

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. Your symptoms are of gastritis. At six months, the baby is above the level of the umbilicus, due to which there is little space left for the stomach. It will cause repeated hunger pangs and an early feeling of fullness. I suggest you have ...  Read Full »

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