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Suggestion Of Treatment For Nausea And Indigestion During 39th Week Of Pregnancy
pregnancy question.
I'm 39 weeks pregnant with my first child and for the past two days I've been kinda crampy and today I had some bad diariha I haven't really been able to eat either everytime I think about food I get extremely nauseous and have to lay down sometimes its just bad indigestion and sometimes its worse. I'm set to be induced in 3 days I don't really know if its just nerves or something wrong. when it comes to eating I do what I can with carnation instant and small things but even then ill get nauseous.
I'm 39 weeks pregnant with my first child and for the past two days I've been kinda crampy and today I had some bad diariha I haven't really been able to eat either everytime I think about food I get extremely nauseous and have to lay down sometimes its just bad indigestion and sometimes its worse. I'm set to be induced in 3 days I don't really know if its just nerves or something wrong. when it comes to eating I do what I can with carnation instant and small things but even then ill get nauseous.
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Hello ma'am and welcome.
This is a combination of anxiety as well as a strong influence of the hormonal surge your body is experiencing as you are pregnant. Do not worry at all, inform your doctor and eat whatever you can tolerate. Reauest your doctor for some anti-nausea and/or anti-emmetics, that should more than suffice.
Wishing you lots of luck and beautiful motherhood ahead.
Best wishes.
This is a combination of anxiety as well as a strong influence of the hormonal surge your body is experiencing as you are pregnant. Do not worry at all, inform your doctor and eat whatever you can tolerate. Reauest your doctor for some anti-nausea and/or anti-emmetics, that should more than suffice.
Wishing you lots of luck and beautiful motherhood ahead.
Best wishes.
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