Is it safe and helpful to use steam inhalation for a severe cold and cough in a woman who is 12 weeks pregnant, taking Duphaston, Susten, and Fol 123 for bleeding near the placenta (subchorionic bleeding), and experiencing pelvic pain when she sneezes? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Is it safe and helpful to use steam inhalation for a severe cold and cough in a woman who is 12 weeks pregnant, taking Duphaston, Susten, and Fol 123 for bleeding near the placenta (subchorionic bleeding), and experiencing pelvic pain when she sneezes?

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Is it safe and helpful to use steam inhalation for a severe cold and cough in a woman who is 12 weeks pregnant, taking Duphaston, Susten, and Fol 123 for bleeding near the placenta (subchorionic bleeding), and experiencing pelvic pain when she sneezes?

Asked by Female, 36 · 9 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

9 days ago

Yes, plain steam inhalation is perfectly safe and highly effective for relieving your cold and cough during pregnancy. It will not interfere with your pregnancy or your medications like Duphaston (dydrogesterone), Susten (progesterone), and Fol 123. Please avoid adding strong essential oils or vapor rubs to the steam. The pelvic pain you feel when sneezing is common, often due to sudden pressure on your abdominal muscles near the subchorionic bleeding. To ease this, try gently supporting your lower belly with your hands or hugging a pillow when you sneeze. Rest well, stay hydrated, and please let your obstetrician know about your symptoms so they can monitor your recovery.

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