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Pregnancy and coronavirus
I am in my 6th month of pregnancy and living in delhi where coronavirus cases are in exponential rise. My husband has to go to office daily. Plz tell me should I be taking any tablets or anything to boost my immune system. People suggested taking Vitamin C like Limcee once a day.is this dosage sufficient . Can It be taken during pregnancy. Also my family has started taking tulsi ark. Can I also take it in diluted form. Also what about giloy tablets.
Plz suggest what precautions should I take during these times from corona virus.
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Nothing to worry,take proper precautions, physical distensing,hand wash, morning breathing excercises,eat well balanced nutritious diet, light excercises, avoid stress, proper sleep,yes you can take Tulsi, ginger,giloy in limited quantity
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Measures for pregnant women : stay at home, hand hygiene, respirator hygiene. Avoid touching face and social distancing. Wearing a mask is recommended
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You can take vit c twice a day and tulsi.
Also pranayam and other deep breathing exercise daily will improve immunity of lungs. It is better to have actual giloy extract taken by boiling rather tablet to avoid adultration. Ginger and raw turmeric root can also be used to improve immunity
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