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Stomach upset remedy
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I am new to this group and just wanted to say hello and ask a question. I am 4 months pregant with my first baby and today woke up this morning with slight stomach cramps like I have caught a bug or something. I just wanted to know from the South African members on this site if a product called Lennon's Jamaica Gemmer (ginger) is safe to use during pregnancy? Any info would be much appreciated, I livenow in New Zealand and have a small bottle of the stuff and want to know if I can take some. DarkIdonea |
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Stomach upset remedy
"DarkIdonea" wrote in message
oups.com... Hi there I am new to this group and just wanted to say hello and ask a question. I am 4 months pregant with my first baby and today woke up this morning with slight stomach cramps like I have caught a bug or something. I just wanted to know from the South African members on this site if a product called Lennon's Jamaica Gemmer (ginger) is safe to use during pregnancy? Any info would be much appreciated, I livenow in New Zealand and have a small bottle of the stuff and want to know if I can take some. I'm not from South Africa, but here is a link to a study about the safety of ginger during the first trimester of pregnancy. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articl...55/ai_n6211954 According to the Mayo Clinic, you should not use high-dose ginger for periods longer than 5 days as safety of it's prolonged use during pregnancy has not been proven. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/gin...patient-ginger Ginger has blood thinning properties and in studies using animal models has been found to be the cause of foetus loss. In humans it also has anticoagulant properties and it has been linked to increased risk of bleeding. As there have not been extensive studies done on the safety of ginger, it's usually not recommended for use or at least not for prolonged use and pharmacists are advised against recommending it for use during pregnancy. http://www.uspharmacist.com/oldforma...article_id=772 Talk to your doctor, obstetrician, gynae, whoever, before you start using it. |
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Stomach upset remedy
Thanks for that I appreciate that info....
It is amazing how much info you get told that differs and sometimes you have somany people wanting to give you advise you don't know where to turn! Thanks again....luckly the stomach upset only lasted half a day and I am feeling great again! Thanks! Engram wrote: "DarkIdonea" wrote in message oups.com... Hi there I am new to this group and just wanted to say hello and ask a question. I am 4 months pregant with my first baby and today woke up this morning with slight stomach cramps like I have caught a bug or something. I just wanted to know from the South African members on this site if a product called Lennon's Jamaica Gemmer (ginger) is safe to use during pregnancy? Any info would be much appreciated, I livenow in New Zealand and have a small bottle of the stuff and want to know if I can take some. I'm not from South Africa, but here is a link to a study about the safety of ginger during the first trimester of pregnancy. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articl...55/ai_n6211954 According to the Mayo Clinic, you should not use high-dose ginger for periods longer than 5 days as safety of it's prolonged use during pregnancy has not been proven. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/gin...patient-ginger Ginger has blood thinning properties and in studies using animal models has been found to be the cause of foetus loss. In humans it also has anticoagulant properties and it has been linked to increased risk of bleeding. As there have not been extensive studies done on the safety of ginger, it's usually not recommended for use or at least not for prolonged use and pharmacists are advised against recommending it for use during pregnancy. http://www.uspharmacist.com/oldforma...article_id=772 Talk to your doctor, obstetrician, gynae, whoever, before you start using it. |
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