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Planning for a baby
I consume Jeera water on daily basis. Now I'm planning for a baby. Is it good to have Jeera water everyday? Will this cause any issue in getting pregnant? Or can I continue drinking Jeera water?
Doctor has advised me to reduce my weight as I'm having water bubbles in my ovaries.. Please suggest the best option for me.
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there is no role of jeera water in pregnancy. the more weight u gain the chances of normal periods n pregnancy decrease. so have that insight
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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19 yrs exp
Chennai
Looks like it is PCOD dear . For planning pregnancy in PCOD you can start Tablet Normoz twice a day for three months
. Take Tablet Fertisure F for female partner and Tablet Fertisper for Male partner once a night for three months
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Use I know kit for detection of ovulation and timed intercourses from day 10 of periods onwards every alternate day. Joining with husband in women down position with two pillows bellow your buttocks and sleep in the same position for 8 hours after joining to avoid semen trickledown. Use washroom before joining and don’t use wash room for 8 hours after joining to avoid semen trickledown.
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Avoid papaya and pineapple
Avoid lifting weights and stress and dehydration and travel
Take milk with turmeric at night
Take bittergourd and amla and jamuns daily
Take a spoon of methi seeds soak up in water over night and take next morning.
Take plenty of onions and garlic and tomatoes daily
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