Patient's question:
I haven't really had morning sickness since I got pregnant, and I haven't experienced the kind of situation where I vomit whatever I eat like others do. However, I do have a dry heave every day, and I haven't had to avoid any foods. Is this normal? I've heard from others that if you don't have morning sickness, it might not be good for the baby. Is that true?Doctor's answer:
Dear Inquirer,Morning sickness varies from person to person, and not all pregnant women experience strong symptoms. As long as your prenatal tests are normal, there is no need to worry. Nausea, vomiting, and other early pregnancy symptoms usually gradually decrease after three months. Regular prenatal check-ups are all that's needed.
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