Vomiting at 34 week pregnancy

2022-02-26 03:41:21
Hi doctor ,I am 34 weeks pregnant. Having vomitings suddenly whatever I eat it was not digesting and coming out. Don't have vomiting earlier. Suddenly it started yesterday . even after taking Pantop its not stopping.
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I think you should get admitted to the hospital. You will need IV Fluids, injectable antibiotics, Ondasetron and PPI. Even change of environment helps in control of vomiting.

Answered2022-02-26 03:57:12

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Take Ondem 8 mg tab , All of f sudden vomiting at this stage either food related sometimes it happens in dilatation of cervix So better get one USG done

Answered2022-02-26 03:48:59

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Answered2022-02-26 03:43:39

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Syrup Sucralafil DS two spoons three times a day 30 minutes before breakfast lunch and dinner
Next Steps
Take small frequent meals like lemon rice or coconut rice or curd rice
Health Tips
Avoid fatty and fried food

Answered2022-02-27 02:07:00

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Pantop is not safe in pregnancy U need to avoid that Moreover it's not an antiemetic It's an antacid Stop iron n calcium supplements for a few days Hv small frequent meals Avoid fried n spicy Hv home cooked food Walk after meals

Answered2022-02-26 09:50:31

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What  u  ate  before   24  hrs  take  zofer  10mg   take  fluids  monitor   urine  output

Answered2022-02-26 05:14:32

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