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Nausea getting worse in second trimester
Is it normal that my nausea is getting worse in second trimester? Nausea was minimum and almost gone between 9-12 weeks. Suddenly it is all throughout the day now and more food aversions have started too.
Please suggest what i can do?
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Yes for some patients it takes more time for vomiting to settle
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Dr. Asha.Khatri
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Need to consult physically a gynaecologist and may have to have fluids check for ketone bodies and correct the balance .please consult your doctor.
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