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What Cure Should Be Taken When Labor Pain Starts?

my wife is 26 week pregnent. she has a history of pelvic bleeding. now she has immense labor pain( as the doctor claims). she is on bed rest- being treated with dexona, duodline R, endogest 200, dianapar and other medicines. can i know the line of action please Rohit J , India
Mon, 8 Jun 2015
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Hi,
I have gone through you query & understand your concern.
Labor pain at 286 weeks pregnancy needs to be taken care of carefully.
- Medications given to her seem to be good. Continue with them,
- Continue with bed rest, with probably raised leg end of the bed. See that her bowels are clear regularly, her digestion is good, there is no constipation or gasses.
- exclude urinary infection/ get her vaginal swab tested to exclude vaginal or pelvic infection./ If possible to get her scanned by portable USG machin, it will help to pin point exact cause of the pain.
_ if any thing from above is found, addition of suitable antibiotic & other medicines that are needful.. is suggested.
Thanks.
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What Cure Should Be Taken When Labor Pain Starts?

Hi, I have gone through you query & understand your concern. Labor pain at 286 weeks pregnancy needs to be taken care of carefully. - Medications given to her seem to be good. Continue with them, - Continue with bed rest, with probably raised leg end of the bed. See that her bowels are clear regularly, her digestion is good, there is no constipation or gasses. - exclude urinary infection/ get her vaginal swab tested to exclude vaginal or pelvic infection./ If possible to get her scanned by portable USG machin, it will help to pin point exact cause of the pain. _ if any thing from above is found, addition of suitable antibiotic & other medicines that are needful.. is suggested. Thanks.