My strong recommendation is that if you are going to take the LSAT, wait until you can devote 3 months to prep. I just donât think the brain can make all the connections it needs to make in 6 weeks. We are here to help if you have questions about the proper length and intensity of prep. Ask in the comments section!
For more information on constipation and ways to relieve it, please visit this link. If none of these natural remedies seem to help, your doctor may suggest taking a mild laxative. One mild laxative, considered to be safe to take during pregnancy, is milk of magnesia. Your doctor may also recommend taking a bulk-producing agent like Metamucil. Lastly, your doctor may suggest a stool softener, which contains docusate, to reduce constipation.
Despite what everyone else is saying, Sudafed is one of the few cold medicines you CAN take while pregnant. Not the Sudafed PE, just the plain ol' regular two pill dose Sudafed. My doctor gave me a list of what is okay to take during pregnancy, and that and Triaminic were the few things okay during pregnancy for colds and sinus issues. If you want to go drug-free though, which is always best, alternate cold and hot compresses on your forehead and sinuses.... that will help break it up.