Good morning/afternoon/evening everyone! I have twins, almost 6 weeks,...

You need to consult with your reproductive specialist or the gynecologist who is managing your pregnancy. If you have contact with the reproductive specialist, it is definitely better to write or call her about everything.

Oh, during my pregnancy I developed ascites, and I'm still suffering from it. There are no visual changes, but the pain is tormenting me.

Good day! I'm sorry to hear that you've encountered this problem. During pregnancy, hormone levels can affect the condition of your teeth and gums, making them more vulnerable. It's important to maintain oral hygiene, brush your teeth twice a day with a soft toothbrush, and use dental floss. It's also recommended to limit the consumption of sweets and acidic foods to prevent enamel decay. If tooth pain becomes bothersome, be sure to consult a dentist. They can perform an examination and prescribe treatment if necessary. You can also discuss with your doctor the possibility of using medications safe for pregnant women to strengthen your teeth and prevent pain. Don't worry, with proper care and prevention, your teeth can remain healthy even after childbirth. Good luck to you and your little ones!