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Nausea, Morning Sickness, Vomiting In The 9th Week Of The Pregnancy. Should I Be Concerned?

hi, my wife is in the 9th week of pregnancy, she has nauseau and morning sickness, sometimes the vomitting continues the later part of the day and also in the night. at times when she vomits there are green colour shades in her vomit. 85% of the food she eats is thrown up by her for the past 4 days. Kindly advise us, it that anything to bother about, since this is her first pregnancy, am bit nervous of these symptoms.
Mon, 30 Dec 2013
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Hello,

Nausea, vomiting or morning sickness is quite common during first trimester of pregnancy. Here, she would take DOXINATE 2 tab at bed time daily for 1 month and consult with her GYNECOLOGIST for dose adjustment if symptom persists.

In addition, she would take puffed rice, biscuit, dry fruit or food stuffs when tendency of nausea or vomiting will arise. Drink more water or fruit juice, avoid bad smell or bitter food, take easy digestible foods and need sound sleep. Good luck.
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Nausea, Morning Sickness, Vomiting In The 9th Week Of The Pregnancy. Should I Be Concerned?

Hello, Nausea, vomiting or morning sickness is quite common during first trimester of pregnancy. Here, she would take DOXINATE 2 tab at bed time daily for 1 month and consult with her GYNECOLOGIST for dose adjustment if symptom persists. In addition, she would take puffed rice, biscuit, dry fruit or food stuffs when tendency of nausea or vomiting will arise. Drink more water or fruit juice, avoid bad smell or bitter food, take easy digestible foods and need sound sleep. Good luck.