Written by Ajanta Biswas
Pregnancy is a difficult time. And most of the difficulties women face during pregnancy are related to indigestion and acidity. But taking allopathic gas tablets frequently has side effects and is thus not recommended by doctors. So can Pudin Hara during pregnancy be the herbal remedy of gas?
Pudin Hara is a mint-based herbal medication famous and trusted in India for the instant remedy in gas and indigestion issues. But is Pudin Hara safe during pregnancy? What are the side effects of Pudin Hara during pregnancy? And what should be the appropriate dosage? Here is detailed information for you.
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Pudin Hara is an Ayurvedic capsule, which is mainly used for the cure of indigestion and gastro intestine ailments.
The active ingredients of Pudin Hara are-
So in case of chest burning with gas and acid, the menthol present in this peppermint and spearmint activates a special ion channel of a protein in our nerves. This activated ion channel gives us the feeling of instant coolness internally. This cooling effect thus soothes the dispelling gas, inflammation, and acid indirectly.
Generally, this ayurvedic product is harmless and has no distinct side effects, but it contains mint that is advised to avoid during the first trimester of pregnancy. The other factors are:
As pregnancy is the period when you face extreme gastro intestine problems, it is very important to have a safe remedy. Pudin Hara can be this remedy as it can soothe all common pregnancy stomach ailments like-
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If your doctor suggests you take Pudin Hara for relief, then you can happily take it. But that does not mean you will take it excessively.
The general dosage of Pudin Hara Active Syrup is 15 to 20 drops in a glass of water for an adult.
In the case of the Pudin Hara pearls or capsules, an adult can take two to three pearls in a day.
But during pregnancy for the extra precaution, you should minimize its dosage and take Pudin Hara only when it is extremely needed. Taking one or two Pudin Hara capsules will be alright. You can again take your doctor’s advice for the dosage.
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Pudin Hara does not have any adverse effects in general. But as we have already mentioned, it is the possible emmenagogue (stimulating menstruation) effects of mint that makes Pudin Hara a big no during the first trimester of pregnancy.
Even after the first trimester, an excessive amount of peppermint and spearmint is not safe. Thus you will have to take Pudin Hara in a limited quantity as prescribed by your doctor.
You will also have to avoid Pudin Hara if you have:
So to conclude, we can say that Pudin Hara is comparatively safer than other allopathic medications for gas during pregnancy. As it is made out of 100% herbal ingredients, it has next to no side effects in general. But during pregnancy, you should be extra careful thus avoiding Pudin Hara for the first 3 months of pregnancy. After that, you can take a limited dosage after consulting with your doctor. India is the land of Ayurveda so trusting in an Ayurvedic product is completely justified.
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Studying English literature has been highly instrumental in creating a love for English and World Literature for this writer. Ajanta has been writing for more than two years. She specializes in creating short and crisp blogs that can create awareness among women about healthy pregnancy and among parents about better parenting.Read more.
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