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Question #6319
191 days ago
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Gulkand In Pregnancy - #6319

Caroline

I'm currently five months pregnant and dealing with severe acidity and constipation. Someone suggested that I try gulkand in pregnancy to help with these issues. I've heard that gulkand is a natural remedy made from rose petals and sugar. Is gulkand in pregnancy safe? What are the benefits of taking gulkand in pregnancy? Does it really help with acidity and constipation? Also, how much gulkand should I consume daily? Are there any risks or side effects of using gulkand in pregnancy? Since it contains sugar, should I be concerned about gestational diabetes? If anyone has used gulkand in pregnancy, please share your experience. Did it help with your digestive issues, and did you face any problems?

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Dr. Harsha Joy
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Gulkand, made from rose petals and sugar, is generally considered safe during pregnancy when used in moderation. It is known for its cooling and soothing properties, which can help relieve acidity and improve digestion, making it a useful remedy for the digestive issues you're experiencing. Gulkand also has mild laxative properties, which can help with constipation. You can consume about 1-2 teaspoons of gulkand daily, preferably mixed with water or milk. However, since it contains sugar, it’s important to monitor your blood sugar levels, especially if you’re at risk of gestational diabetes. If you have any concerns, it's always a good idea to consult your healthcare provider before starting any new remedy. Gulkand is generally safe but should be used in moderation to avoid any unwanted effects.
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Hey there! So, you're dealing with this nasty acidity and constipation during pregnanccy. Totally understandable to look for natural remedies like, gulkand. Trust me, it's like this cool mix from Ayurveda that could be just what you need. When it comes to gulkand's safety, generally it's considered safe during pregnancy, in moderation of course. It's this sweet mix made from rose petals and sugar, and is super cooling, which is great when you're feeling heaty and acidic. Helps with digestion too! So yep, it does have benefits that might help your tummy troubles. About the acidity and constipation, gulkand is known to help by soothing the body's excess heat and promoting bowel movements gently. Great, right? You'll want to start with a small amount, like a teaspoon, daily. Maybe after lunch. See how you feel, then adjust if needed. But, don't go crazy with it. Moderation's key here. You already mentioned the sugar thing, which is good to keep in mind. If you're concerned about gestational diabetes (or sweets in general), it's a good idea to chat with your doctor or midwife before diving into gulkand regularly. They'll help you find the right balance for your situation. A heads-up—Some people find it might not sit well with them, or it can be too cooling. Just pay attention to your body and stop if it doesn't feel right. Trust your instincts! So, giving gulkand a shot might help. But always balance it with your other pregnancy dietary needs, keep up with plenty of water, fibers, and regular exercises (walking, gentle yoga perhaps?) to support your digestion. Remember, your overall lifestyle plays a huge role in how you feel, too. Give it a try if you feel comfy, and keep us updated on how it goes or if you have more questions. This pregnancy journey is quite something, isn’t it? Hang in there!

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