In my second trimester, I've been getting a lot of aches and pains in my back and joints. I used to take Naproxen before pregnancy for such issues. I wanted to know if it's safe to take Naproxen while pregnant, ya isse avoid karna chahiye?
4 months ago
At Manipal Hospital, my gynecologist explicitly told me to avoid NSAIDs like naproxen, especially in the third trimester as it can affect the baby's heart. Please consult your doctor clearly before taking any pain relief medication.
4 months ago
Don't self-prescribe painkillers during pregnancy; it's highly risky. Call your doctor's assistant right away to get a safe prescription. It only takes a phone call and saves you from unnecessary complications.
4 months ago
Do not trust what people say online about safety during pregnancy. Naproxen can have serious side effects on fetal development depending on the trimester. Verify with a qualified obstetrician only.
4 months ago
Oh dear! Pain during pregnancy is so exhausting, especially when all you want to do is enjoy some spicy pani puri in peace. But skip the naproxen for now and ask your doctor for a safe alternative so you can get back to pampering your cravings!
4 months ago
Hey, please don't take naproxen. Most NSAIDs are avoided during pregnancy because they can cause issues for the baby. Just rest, use a warm water bag if it's muscle pain, and talk to your doctor first thing in the morning.
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4 months ago
I had severe back pain during my second trimester and asked my doctor about naproxen. She strictly said no and recommended paracetamol instead, along with gentle prenatal yoga. Always check with your doctor before taking any NSAID.
4 months ago
In our days, we avoided all strong painkillers during pregnancy and relied on rest or warm compresses. If the pain is too much, just speak with your doctor. They know best what is safe for you and the child.
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