my daughter is 7mths pregnant n suffering wit undigested fd problem cn any1 give us sum advice to deal with it

Answer 1

Undigested food? Do you mean indigestion/heartburn? Or is she throwing up undigested food?

Any concerns with a pregnancy should be referred to a doctor, but if it's indigestion/heartburn you are actually talking about, then it's common and any over the counter heartburn remedy should give relief, visit the pharmacy and speak to the pharmacist.

Answer 2

daughter 7mths pregnant suffering wit undigested fd problem cn any1 give sum advice deal

Answer 3

If it's heartburn then that is a common sympton of last trimester pregnancy. Tell her to chew some gum and take a walk. I had really bad heartburn with my second pregnancy and this helped.
Also, eat smaller meals through out the day, and don't lay down right after eating.
Also, morning sickness can come back in the last three months. If it's really starting to concern you take her to her OB/GYN.

Answer 4

Undigested? or are you talking about Indigestion or heart burn most commonly known by? If it is undigested consult a doctor, if the other try a tub of yoghurt, Chamomile tea, or any of the the stuff you can buy for it such as renies. If it gets worse consult a doctor, make sure she brings it up at the next OBG appointment.

Answer 5

Hi, Is she suffering with heartburn during her pregnancy? my daughter is the same she is 37 weeks pregnant and is fed up of getting up in the night with heartburn. Gaviscon is good, and my daughter drinks milk and eats a lot of yogurt because it eases her heartburn. Heartburn in pregnancy has something to do with the baby pressing on the diaphragm, and it does not go away until the baby is born.

Answer 6

I'm really not sure what you are asking here. Is it indigestion & heartburn she is suffering from?

Drink more water, eat slowly. Avoid caffeine, fatty foods and snacking on junk food. Eat more fruit and veggies.

Answer 7

i suffered from terrible indegestion when i was pregnant and i found that gaviscon chewies were invaluable. they are safe to use in pregnancy and work really well. they tasted nice too which was a bonus. try it. good luck.

Answer 8

the only advice i have is to tell her to eat SMALL meals and little snacks in between and to sip on water and no drink a whole glass at once.

Answer 9

well call your doctor he will probebly ask you to come in asap but you should do it because the baby could get malnutrished so that could propose a problem call your doctor its the best idea♥♥♥

Answer 10

the best advice is..ask her doctor. there are many medications that can help. most likely this is the result of the baby growing and pressing on her stomach...very common.