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My periods is light and I feel nauseous
I had my last periods on 1st Feb and again there was light bleeding (kind of spotting) which started on 25th Feb. Spotting continued till yesterday and stopped today. I feel nauseous since a week. I can eat sometimes and feel like vomitting otherwise. Are these symptoms of pregnancy. Should I take the test? Kindly clarify
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Hello , I understand your query. kindly consult online for a detailed history and appropriate treatment. You will probably need prescription medications . Will be happy to help. regards Dr EMMANUEL MJ MD 87460614@98 whatsapp
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Can you consult in private plz with duration of symptoms Meanwhile try avoiding stress, take short small meals, avoid all spicy and oily foods
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Due to ur scanty period ,usualy it's happen u can take any prepration if anti emetic
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