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👉1. I am having low bp since a week and a very severe cough, i have been recommended remedies but they don't seem to working very well. I am still finding it diffcult to cope.

Too much of thirst and evrytime i drink water i go loo.; Unable to have chaas or lemon water etc for bp due to cough. Please help.
👉2. I am always hungry since the past 1 week despite of having proper meals like roti, rice,sabjee etc. However i am unable to have any fruit.
👉3. I an getting breathless alot these days this is hindering me going walking or dling about chores freely. I even become breathless when i talk to somebody for 5mins over phone etx. WhT could it be and what to do about it.
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Aditi Adlakha

How much is your BP ? I have been going through all this off and on. Nothing much to worry. My doctor is not worried even if she sees 60/90. Take ORS to increase BP. Had bad cough also. Try honeytus and homeopathic medicine for a week.; I feel breathless from around 20th week only. So, don't worry. Give yourself time. Have to bear pain to get this new <u>creature</u> &#128522;

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Neha Misra

Pregnancy can be a tough time for some women and yours does look like is been hard lately. U just need to remember that while u keep trying to address all these issues with home remedies and sometimes medicines, u also need to try not to stress much. Honestly I have seen and it&rsquo;s been proven too that the best way to handle your pregnancy, birth and early parenting challenges is to have a positive frame of mind, stay relaxed, think of the cause and try to address it and not to forget that &ldquo;it&rsquo;s a phase&rdquo; and it will pass. Its hard but it&rsquo;s not going to kill u. You and your baby will be fine as long as u are both happy, we&rsquo;ll connected and are making an effort to stay afloat &#128522; So besides this gyan that I think is more useful than any other tips, here are a few: 1. Water is very important - keep sipping and it&rsquo;s ok to go to the loo often. 2. Eat as many small meals as y feel like eating. Follow your instincts. Try to eat what&rsquo;s recommended but it&rsquo;s ok to deviate a bit of that&rsquo;s what u really want. If you can trust your body and follow your intuition, you won&rsquo;t go wrong 3. Maybe u need to do some more exercise to make your body and your lungs stronger. Try prenatal yoga or aerobics. Regular exercise actually makes u less tired. Releases endorphins that makes u feel better and helps prepare your body for birth & after All the best

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