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Doxinate consumption in pregnancy
I am 6 weeks pregnant, gsac and yolk sac is formed.
I had too much nausea and aversion to food, so my gynae suggested Doxinate tablet.
The first time i took doxinate before meal, it did not effect much.
The next time i took it at night before meal and my nauseousness is totally gone.
Is it normal?
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It is safe to take Doxinate and it is best taken at night to prevent morning sickness
You can increase the dose in case there is no relief with single tablet
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Don't worry. Doxinate is totally safe. Repeat ultrasound after 1 week
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Connect please
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Normal
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Yes normal. In single dose how can one drug affect 100%.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
It's normal.
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Dr. Darshan SM
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Doxinate is totally safe during pregnancy
U can use it as over the counter whenever u have nausea/ vomiting
Consult a Gynecologist if it's not subsiding with doxinate
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