(Reuters) -Procter & Gamble Co raised its full-year sales forecast on Wednesday as consumer demand for cleaning and personal healthcare products remains resilient despite rising prices, sending its shares up almost 2% in premarket trading. Sales in its fabric and home care unit, the company’s biggest segment, rose 7%, as consumers stocked up on its detergents and surface cleaning products such as Tide and Mr. Clean during the Omicron wave early in the year. Sales at P&G’s health care business, which includes brands like Oral-B and Pepto-Bismol, rose 13% in the third quarter. Analysts noted tha…