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Pregnancy nausea
Hi I am feeling too much tiredness in first trimester..taking multivitamins aswell. Because of nausea don't feel like eating anything. Is it normal..what can I take other then medicine to reduce the nausea
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You are pregnant.
I am sure you are an educated lady who knows that during pregnancy you should go for a regular check up to your Gynaecologist.
All these doubts should be cleared there.
Pregnancy is no time for self medication.
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It is normal in first trimester
U can take doxinate two times daily it'll subside nausea and vomitings in pregnancy
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Yes it is
Small frequent meal
Walk after each meal
Avoid spicy n fried food
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