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Severe nausea during pregnancy

2020-09-03 15:28:48
My wife is 9 weeks pregnant and has severe nausea. She has food aversion and does not want to eat anything other than few fruits. Is there any medication for this problem? How can she get some relief?
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Ask her to chew on a piece of ginger or lemon skin. Eat small meals. Donot drink a lot of water with food. Chew on a piece of dry biscuit early morning to settle the stomach
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If that doesnt work, she may need medications after seeing a doctor

Answered2020-09-03 15:34:21

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She should take doxinate 2tabs at bedtime Brush her teeth at night Take a biscuit or toast first thing in morning If still not relieved then injectable are the next thing to do.

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