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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Dec 2004
    Laa Laa Land
    680

    Hey Kate, I thought Iw as reading my own post then.... I feel for you mate, I have been the same for last few weeks... sux doesn't it...

    As for HB... Zantac... I have been taking it about 1/2 hour before bed everynight with a big glass of milk... seems to get me by most of the night.

    As for the pelvic pain, try to keep your knees together as much as possible, especially when trying to move in bed, I have been keeping a pillow between them too, just for a bit of comfort... helps a little...

    HTH a little... your on the home stretch now... (I wish I could give myself advice sometimes!!!)]

    Good Luck

  2. #2
    BellyBelly Market Place Member

    Jul 2007
    Margaret River
    492

    Hey Kate

    dont apologise lovely...no matter how much we all adore the growth of our babies it is hard work in the last trimester.

    Zantac is a drug that requires a script, and is not a completely safe drug to take in pregnancy. Not to freak anyone out , but there are different groups of drugs that are rated for pregnancy and their affect on the developing baby. Panadol for example has no reported cases of adverse affects and is safe. Zantac is in the next group, where there are potential for problems, with some cases of side effects reported. Then there are the last 2 groups, one that has known side effects that can be taken and the last group that is a big no no in pregnancy


    there are a number of natural therapies that will help to alleviate heartburn and reduce pelvic discomfort (which is due to rapid baby growth in the 3rd trimester , head engaging and relaxing of the pelvis)
    reflexology
    acupuntucter
    osteopathy
    chiropractic
    yoga
    Of course ensure that whoever you see is expereinced in the care of pregnancy

    I have a few yoga poses on my web page (free to download) that will help with your discomforts. Also really focus on opening your chest to release the pressure on the diapragm, and reduce heartburn.

    hope this helps
    take care of yourself

    x

  3. #3
    BellyBelly Market Place Member

    Jul 2007
    Margaret River
    492

    you certainly did not offend me Mel

    I am a little shocked that it is so readily available to be honest

    last time I heard it was a script only drug (this was about 6 months ago)

    are we talking about the same drug Zantac aka Ranitdine?

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    520

    Hi Natalie

    Yes Zantac aka Ranitidine is available OTC. Small packs are available at supermarkets. It is amazing what you can buy at supermarkets now. I do reccomend that Kate speaks to her Dr or pharmacist to decide if Zantac is the most appropriate treatment for her.

    On the pelvic pain - sit down to put on shoes, get dressed, don't put too much weight on one leg. Avoid leg lifts and anything that hurts

    Hope you are feeling better today

  5. #5
    kate83 Guest

    Smile thanks

    thanks everyone for all your help, i really appreciate it. I would have replied earlier but i have been in hospital since doing the post! Just got out today. So im glad to be home with the family after 3 days. Just testing for help syndrome as i had it with my last and was showing symptoms. all is well, just waiting out rest of pregnancy now to see how far i can get. thanks again for all the support, i really do appreciate it. take care all. xxox

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