
Is It Normal To Have Abdominal Pain And Vomiting During Pregnancy And What Kind Of Food Can I Take?

Question: hi.sir good evening..I would like to take your advice that my wife is in situation of 8 month pregnancy. she is very depressed and vomiting too much and after vomit she feels abdominal pain.she is not able to take her daily food because of fear from vomit. as when ever she eats she feels to vomit. she also having continous headache..nerviousness. I am very disturbed with this situation..I do not know what to do and type of food to be given to overcome to this situation. .she sleeps too much..feels weakness.we visited clinic before they said everything is ok baby is alive and forming..they gave irn capsule for baby growth. please advise us what to di.. thank you for your earliest feedback.
Brief Answer:
Hello, I would be happy to help...
Detailed Answer:
First I have a few questions:
1. Has there been ANY concern about her blood pressure?
2. Did they talk about reflux and that this can cause nausea?
3. Did they check any labs?
4. When she is not eating, does she feel like vomiting?
Thank you.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


1. no sir no concer about her BP her bp is ok.
2. no discussion about reflux made.
3. yes . they made an ultrasound lab check
4. no. when she did not eat she feels ok and better than that situation.
Brief Answer:
Thank you and sorry about delay...
Detailed Answer:
I think that the main issue may relate to reflux. She feels fine until her stomach is full. The hormones of pregnancy make the sphincters that prevent backflow of stomach acids much more lax. When reflux occurs, nausea and vomiting is not uncommon. A natural remedy is to eat celery. A more effective method is to take a daily antacid. Check with her doctor.
It is also a concern that she has nausea, vomiting and a headache. These can all be signs of a problem called preeclampsia. Call her doctor and see if they want her to come in sooner for a followup blood pressure check and ask about this problem.
I hope that this helps and good luck!
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

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