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Eating frequency
I am 6 week pregnancy
I am eating with certain gaps but eating fully when I am taking
Is it good to take
Will it effect in any way
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
At 6 weeks, nausea often makes long gaps between meals easier, then eating a big meal once hunger hits. The trouble with that pattern is blood sugar swings, which usually make nausea feel worse, not better.
Next Steps
Try smaller meals every two to three hours instead, with a snack like nuts, fruit, or crackers kept handy for the gaps. This keeps your energy steadier through the day.
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If vomiting ever stops you from keeping any food or fluids down for a full day, please consult your obstetrician the same day.
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