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Not liking food in pregnancy
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I have entered into 3rd month pregnancy had severe vomitings and fatigue last month now I'm ok that vomitings are reduced little but not liking any food feeling bitterness with curries is it common??suggest me how to get better and have food ?also fatique?I have lost weight look like patient I want to get normal but how ?when?
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It's normal phenomenon in pregnancy.
Use tab doxinate plus when u feel nauseous
Nore more than 2 tabs in a day with a gap of 6hrs.
As for tiredness..
Test for levels of haemoglobin.
If less than 12 g/dl...start consuming leafy vegetables.
If u feel bitter on consuming food taste a bit of honey.
Stay happy
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Dr. Chirag R Guwaliwala
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It's Pregnancy Hormones.
Not to worry.
Keep your self Hydrated.
If your Obstetrician allow, then Tab. Gud M can be started.
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