sinat/lagnat

I’m sorry to hear that you're feeling unwell! Since you're 5 months pregnant, it's important to be extra cautious with what you take. For mild fever or chills (nilalagnat), you can try natural remedies like drinking warm fluids — ginger tea with honey, or even just warm water with lemon, which can help soothe your throat and keep you hydrated. Make sure to rest and get plenty of fluids. If your fever doesn’t go down after a few hours, or if you start feeling worse, it’s best to consult with your doctor. They might recommend safe meds like paracetamol for fever. Take care and I hope you feel better soon!

I understand your concern, especially with being pregnant. When I had the flu during my pregnancy, I stuck to gentle remedies. For sinus congestion and mild fever (sinat/lagnat), I found that steam inhalation really helped — just boil water and breathe in the steam with a towel over your head. Drink lots of fluids, and try to keep your temperature under control by resting and using a cool compress on your forehead. If the fever persists or you feel uncomfortable, definitely check with your doctor to make sure it's safe for you and your baby. Wishing you a speedy recovery!

I know how tough it can be when you’re sick while pregnant. If you’re just feeling a little warm or experiencing chills, you can try drinking something soothing, like warm ginger or peppermint tea, which can help with both the fever and nausea. Rest is so important, so take it easy as much as possible. Just make sure to avoid any over-the-counter cold meds unless your doctor gives the okay. If you start feeling worse or your fever goes too high, please reach out to your healthcare provider. They can help guide you on what’s safe to take while pregnant. Get well soon!

I know how tough it is to deal with that while pregnant. First, make sure you’re resting a lot and drinking plenty of fluids. Paracetamol is usually safe for fever, but always check with your OB to be sure. For your sinat, try inhaling some steam or using saline nasal drops. Just make sure you’re not pushing yourself too hard — if your symptoms continue, it’s best to consult your doctor, especially since you're pregnant.

Hi, mommy! Kung may sinat ka, it's important to rest and stay hydrated. You can take paracetamol (safe for pregnancy) to help lower your fever, but always double-check with your OB first. For sinus congestion, you can try saline nasal spray or warm steam inhalation. Avoid over-the-counter meds that are not pregnancy-safe. If you still feel unwell or your fever doesn't go down, better to see your doctor for further advice.

I understand how uncomfortable that must be. For sinus and mild fever during pregnancy, you can drink warm fluids like ginger tea or even just warm water with honey and lemon. Paracetamol is safe for lowering fever, but it’s always good to ask your OB for confirmation. Make sure you get lots of rest and keep monitoring your symptoms. If the fever persists or you feel worse, don’t hesitate to call your doctor.

Hi, mommy! Para sa sinat o lagnat, mas mabuti munang magpahinga at uminom ng maraming tubig para hydrated ka. Pwede kang mag-compress gamit ang maligamgam na basang towel. Kung mataas ang lagnat, kumunsulta agad sa iyong OB bago uminom ng anumang gamot para siguradong safe kay baby. Ingat po!

Hello momshie! Kung may sinat o lagnat, magpahinga nang mabuti at uminom ng maraming tubig para manatiling hydrated. Pwede ring gumamit ng maligamgam na basang bimpo bilang cold compress. Para sa anumang gamot, siguraduhing magtanong muna sa OB mo para sa safety ni baby.

Kung nilalagnat po at 5 months pregnant, magandang magpahinga muna at uminom ng maraming tubig. Iwasan po ang mga gamot na hindi safe para sa buntis. Kung mataas ang lagnat o matagal na, mas mabuting magpakonsulta sa OB para sa tamang gamot at advice. Take care po! 😊

Hi mom! Kung nilalagnat ka at 5 months pregnant, importanteng magpahinga at uminom ng maraming tubig. Iwasan ang mga gamot na hindi safe para sa buntis. Kung patuloy o mataas ang lagnat, mas mabuting kumonsulta sa OB para sa tamang advice at gamot. Stay safe! 😊