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Pregnancy vomitings
Dear mam
My sister pregnancy running 3 and half months since day 1 she was having vomitings .. we went regular checkups also all tests and scanning are normal. Even last 10 days back gynic doctor vomitings it will go away on its own it's nothing happens . But 3rd month also complted till now day by day vomitings havings not able to intrest to drink water also. And daily using tablet is vomikind or zofer 4mg . Pls advice it's normal or not or any tabket pls tell thanks
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Usually nausea and vomitings of pregnancy settles down by 13 -14 weeks but if persists then we need to rule out urine infection , thyroid problem other problems like gall stones
And worm infestation
Next Steps
Urine routine and microscopy ESP FOR KETONES TO ASSESS THE SEVERITYOF VOMITING
S. TSHLIVER FUNCTIONTEST
PT SHOULD BE GIVEN DEWORM MEDICINE
USG UPPER ABDOMEN
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Small frequent meals
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Vomiting till 12-14 weeks is very common symptom.butif excessive vomiting or exceeds the usual timing then other reasons of nausea and vomiting in pregnancy.consult gynaecologist to assss the % age of weight loss and ketonuria suggestive of severe dehydration.
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Vomiting can sometimes last for 3-4 months. But she should try to take small amount of meal frequently. fasting will make the situation worse. If the medicine she is taking, cannot give her relief, she needs additional medicines. Please ask her to take fluid in adequate amount.
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