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Vomitting during 18 weeks pregnancy

2022-04-28 14:52:20
Hi Respective, My wife is 17 weeks 3 days pregnant now, till 2 days before she didn't have vomitting nausea feelings. but now she started to vomit and feeling tired. Please advice me Is this normal? and suggest any tablet to stop vomitting. Thanks in Advance
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Pls connect for prescription

Answered2022-04-29 03:36:14

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Fr a prescription u need to connect online Avoid spicy n fried food Small frequent meal Walk after each meal

Answered2022-04-29 05:26:01

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She should avoid oily and spicy food .Home cooked simple food is advised.She can take Ocid dsr tab once daily empty stomach for a week.consult if no relief

Answered2022-04-28 15:41:21

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